The phrase "at uniform time points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to specify that measurements or observations are taken at equal intervals of time.
Example: "The experiment was conducted at uniform time points to ensure consistent data collection throughout the study."
Alternatives: "at regular intervals" or "at equal time intervals".
In addition, we have minimized one potential experimental variable by inoculating the mice at a uniform time point 18 weeks after implantation.
The study had several strengths: it was a very large, prospective and conducted in a single, well characterised cohort of stroke patients recruited at a uniform time point (stroke onset); it used a valid and reliable measure of fatigue after stroke (SF-36 vitality score) [11], [12].
Furthermore, blood was sampled at clear and uniform time-points, early in the course of critical illness allowing for a consistent analysis of the relationship between the exposure, 25-OHD levels, and the outcome of interest, ALI/ARDS.
The data are measured at successive points in the temporal direction at uniform time intervals.
Time series is a sequence of data points, measured typically at successive times spaced at uniform time intervals.
We performed a time series analysis, modelling a sequence of data points (dependent variable) measured at successive time instants, spaced at uniform time intervals.
Finally, as mentioned before, this approach requires that X be measured at, at least nearly, a uniform set of time points in order to make β j s interpretable, as the X s are indexed by visit and not continuous time.
Endomembrane labeling was scored as brightest in accordance with L1 or L2; zygotes with uniform labeling (5 10% of population at all time points) were not included.
Patients will be followed in a uniform manner across recruiting centres with specific interventions at specific time points.
We and others have repeatedly observed that exposure to BH3 mimetics elicits a non-uniform reaction in a clonal cell population [ 14], with cells responding at different time points and some not responding at all (Fig. 1c, Fig. S6).
