The phrase "affected uniformly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has an equal impact or influence across all relevant areas or subjects.
Example: "The new policy was designed to ensure that all employees were affected uniformly, regardless of their department."
Alternatives: "impacted equally" or "influenced consistently".
But at public meetings on the extension in both towns, owners who believed their lands would be affected uniformly and vehemently opposed the extension, saying they had no faith that government would pay fair market value for properties they would be proscribed from building on.
This southern area is, however, not affected uniformly, but rather, quite positive and quite negative sites are alternating.
Note that for a given viral species, BC→T is constant and affects uniformly the codon usage bias of all Y-ending codon families.
Despite the limited genetic heterogeneity of Spanish populations, substantial evidences support that historical African influences have not affected them uniformly.
Affected children uniformly present with severe muscle weakness, often requiring assisted ventilation in the first days or weeks of life.
Affected children uniformly present with severe muscle weakness and hypotonia in the first days or weeks of life and often require assisted ventilation.
This means that a mechanical stimulus, applied during the ECG QRS complex, but even more so during the T-wave, will not affect cells uniformly, as 'local AP' values will differ regionally across the heart.
The encephalon of null mice was not uniformly affected: Diencephalic structures were spared, whereas cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, pons, hippocampus and cerebellum were notoriously affected.
In this manner, SUs will be capable of efficiently detecting frequency regions that present coherent behavior and define sets of frequency bins that are uniformly affected by a single PU.
Biopsy sites may be identified by medical imaging, such as magnetic resonance imaging, as the muscles may not be uniformly affected.
However, it is also important to note that not all hyphae treated with either MsDef1 or MtDef4 were uniformly affected.
