Sentence examples for adopt uniformity from inspiring English sources
The widespread agreement to adopt uniformity with respect to trial outcomes made comparisons of treatments possible and even allowed for examination of the consistency of efficacy across trials of the same treatment.
Assume uniformity across the demographic categories.
Reasons that one might adopt a non-uniform spacing include the desire to incorporate prior knowledge of genomic structure (e.g. to target CNVs, promoter regions, genes etc. and avoid repetitive elements), empirical evidence of probe performance from previous array designs, and lastly to achieve uniformity of probe performance.
As a result of this pamphlet, the Indian Government adopted systems of uniformity of gauge and equipment throughout the country, and eventually adopted gauge as the standard narrow gauge throughout the country.
It was agreed during the intervention that the AAP (≥35 weeks) and NICE (<35 weeks) thresholds for management would be adopted to promote uniformity of practice, in line with the practice at the Central Women's Hospital, Yangon.
For the sake of uniformity, we will adopt the square bracket notation in this entry.
This uniformity allows it to adopt alternate registrations in which one hydrophobic residue substitutes for another.
A pyramidal shape of the aerogel radiator was also adopted for best signal uniformity over a large sensitive area.
In the 17th century compositors began to adopt fixed spellings for practical reasons, and in the order-loving 18th century uniformity became more and more fashionable.
Uniformity came to the process of organ donation beginning only in 1968, with the development of a model law that states could adopt.
Another member of the National Geographic panel of scholars, the Rev. Donald Senior, said the Gnostic gospels could undermine Christianity only if many Christians were to adopt the kind of conspiracy thinking that undergirds "The Da Vinci Code": that an "orthodox elite" of early church authorities suppressed the free-thinking, spiritual Gnostics "for the sake of uniformity and conformity".
