The phrase "a uniform target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a consistent or standardized goal or objective in various contexts, such as business, education, or sports.
Example: "The team aimed to achieve a uniform target for sales across all regions to ensure equitable performance."
Alternatives: "a consistent goal" or "a standardized objective".
Cellular DNA is not a uniform target for DNA-reactive drugs.
They say phones are less vulnerable than PC's, a world in which the ubiquitous Windows operating system has provided a uniform target for many viruses.
There are also simulations demonstrating that peak calcium can be used to set up a synaptic democracy in a homeostatic manner, whereby synapses regulate their synaptic strength on the basis of the difference between peak calcium and a uniform target value.
By setting a uniform target for the size of seats across Britain, the government's bill would also remove the current quirk that English constituencies tend to contain more voters than seats in Scotland, Northern Ireland and especially Wales (which could lose up to ten MPs).
(a) Temperature of ∼230 K with the right half being 4.7 K warmer than the left, (b) Temperature of ∼230 K without temperature contrast, (c) Same as (a), but the brightness distribution for a uniform target (b) has been subtracted.
A uniform target MTB IgG-epitope recognition pattern exists in pulmonary tuberculosis.
However, a uniform target-driven approach that does not seek to help patients in managing burdens related to treatment may cause extra burdens for people who are socially disadvantaged; in addition, short term benefits may not be sustainable.
Note that this range includes a wide variation in shape, from a nearly circular uniform target like "balloon" to a highly elongated form such as "ghawk".
Finally, the 7th target was a uniform white target.
A clear and uniform target in other diseases has been successfully identified and implemented for diabetes, hyperlipidaemia and hypertension.
Two approaches are provided for the regulation strategy: redistributing the excess heat across a landfill to obtain uniform target optimum waste temperatures for maximum gas generation and redistributing the excess heat across a landfill to obtain specific target temperatures.
