Sentence examples for define uniform from inspiring English sources
Our aim was to define uniform treatment thresholds for jaundiced preterm infants.
Further research to define uniform ED treatment protocols could be valuable.
Our ultimate goal is to define uniform ED treatment protocols from these results and maximize the ED efficiency.
For the latter purpose, the quantization matrices from[36, 37] define uniform and double-deadzone quantizers for the DC and AC frequency bands, respectively.
Rapid and concerted actions are needed to: (1) improve the general knowledge; (2) to define uniform strategies in the analytical approach and in the interpretation of the results; and (3) to set up and maintain suitable banks of reference substances and computerized data bases to allow unambiguous identification.
The authors argue that there are problems in the current rural housing land managerial system in China, and that the Central Government needs to define uniform regulations for rural housing according to regional socio-economic developmental level, physical conditions and rural housing land transition phase.
Recently, Leustean [23] defined uniform convexity for W-hyperbolic spaces.
Macroporous indium tin oxide (ITO) electrodes with a defined uniform pore size were prepared via direct co-assembly of ultra-small indium tin hydroxide (nano-ITOH) nanoparticles and poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) beads.
In 2004, self-governance was strengthened through the establishment of the Federal Joint Committee, a major payer provider structure given the task of defining uniform rules for access to and distribution of health care, benefits coverage, coordination of care across sectors, quality, and efficiency.
In addition, so far as human mesothelioma is concerned, there is no such biorepository available with CDEs based upon clearly defined, uniform and consistent metadata.
The project protocol defined uniform procedures in all participating countries, including a description of the sample of older patients and a description of the sample of GPs.
