Sentence examples for allows for a uniform from inspiring English sources

This allows for a uniform flow rate at the treatment plant and pumping station.

This also allows for a uniform account of the meaning of quantifiers, and provides a handle on such phenomena as "misplaced modifiers", as in "He had a quick cup of coffee" (Barker 2004).

It allows for a uniform representation of various forms of definitions, including monotone inductive definitions and non-monotone forms of inductive definitions such as iterated induction and induction over well-founded posets.

Also, centralisation allows for a uniform and standardised pathological assessment of disease and the extent of disease.

Adding lead (lag) time in full health to both options of the TTO allows for a uniform procedure to value BTD and WTD states, which is the key theoretical advantage of the lead- and lag-time approaches.

Unlike BMI, percent body fat, and waist circumference; WHtR allows for a uniform risk value (≥0.50) that is less likely to misclassify adiposity or muscularity in men because of ethnicity or phenotype (i.e., normal weight central adiposity and overweight normal central adiposity) [ 4, 25].

In addition, to allow for a uniform classification of NHL, pathology slides were obtained and reviewed by an expert hematopathologist at NYU (G.F).

In fact, allowing for a uniform distribution of LGN receptive fields in the column results in similar columnar receptive fields, only slightly shifted from the center (Fig.  3).

The OD600 nm was recorded for cells after growth (typically ranging between 8 11) and the absorbance was normalised to OD600 nm = 5.0 for each, which allowed for a uniform number of cells between samples.

Following expression, the cell density of each of the cultures were normalised to an OD600 nm of 5.0 prior to lysis, which allowed for a uniform number of cells between each sample.

A thin-film serpentine heater that allows for a circumferentially uniform but radially non-uniform heat flux distribution on the surface is chosen as the heat source in order to assess the effect of spatial variations in imposed boundary condition on the local and area-averaged boiling curves.