Sentence examples for could uniformly from inspiring English sources

State law, rather than town-by-town regulation, could uniformly protect residents of all towns, and level the playing field for responsible developers.

More radically, Currie and Ravenscroft (2002) have suggested that autism is itself a disorder of the imagination, arguing that an inability to engage in imaginative activities could uniformly explain the constellation of Wing's deficits.

SEM images showed that [bmim]BF4-SWNTs (or [bmim]PF6-SWNTs) nanocomposites could uniformly cover the surface of a glassy carbon (GC) electrode resulting in a RTILs-SWNTs/GC modified electrode with a high stability.

For the ZnO-starch nanocomposite, the ZnO nanoparticles were dispersed uniformly in the starch network, and the dissolved starch could uniformly bind with the ZnO nanoparticles and fibers in the paper.

It was found that in situ anion exchange could uniformly deposit Ag2S NCs on the surface of Ag8W4O16 nanorods, controllably adjust the size, distribution and amount of Ag2S NCs, and solidly connect Ag2S NCs to the Ag8W4O16 nanorods via the replacement of S2− in the solution with lattice WO2−4 on the Ag8W4O16 surface.

The results of the imaging study with contrast medium demonstrated that the subcutaneous injectate that was infiltrated along the SCM could uniformly distributed within the superficial fascia.

Boys could not uniformly claim the same laundry habits, and also noted that one popular male approach was to wear pajama pants over boxer shorts but under khaki pants, to provide an extra layer of warmth.

Primary hepatocytes could be uniformly seeded on these scaffolds as observed by confocal fluorescence microscopy.

Accordingly, it could be uniformly applied to the current training for kindergarten and childcare teachers.

The graphite particles could disperse uniformly and steadily in aqueous environment after surface modification.

They could distribute uniformly, but in many populations there are characteristic spatial distributions of differently sized and trematode-infected snails.