Sentence examples for could be uniform from inspiring English sources
The traditional empirical approach to preterm labor presupposed a single pathologic process for which treatment could be uniform.
A low routine uptake figure, therefore, could be uniform across all the PCT's schools or caused by especially poor and atypical performances in a small minority.
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1 For example, the noise n could also be uniform, Laplace, or student's t-distributed [69]. 2 We use (a^{x}=1+xln(a)+cdots +frac {(xln(a))^{n}}{n!}+cdots, ;-infty <x<infty ) [70].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06072.015 Quantitatively, the distributions of CD and CP in the acoustic data depend on how space is sampled, which could alternatively be uniform over directions in the front only, or inferred from the electrophysiological recordings, or biased towards the side or the center, as suggested in the barn owl (Fischer and Peña, 2011).
He could be in uniform Friday night in Phoenix.
McGrady and Rodriguez are expected to be at practice Friday and could be in uniform Saturday, when the Knicks host the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Amar'e Stoudemire could be in uniform and in the starting lineup Friday night, a celebratory moment for anyone associated with the Knicks.
The Wizards and Bibby reached a buyout agreement Monday, and Bibby could be in uniform for the Heat as early as Thursday against Orlando.
— Carmelo Anthony will "probably not" play Sunday afternoon against the Dallas Mavericks, Coach Mike D'Antoni said, but J. R. Smith and Baron Davis could be in uniform as the Knicks pull closer to full strength.
The uncertainty also captures the variation in the scope of the shortfall it could be fairly uniform globally or concentrated in either developed or developing countries.
