Sentence examples for dimensions uniformly from inspiring English sources

The SF-36 and various measures to establish depression levels and other social and emotional dimensions, uniformly demonstrated reduced health related quality of life during treatment but improving post treatment – particularly when sustained viral responses were achieved.

The possibility of precisely and accurately controlling VACNF growth velocity over macroscopic wafer dimensions with uniformly aligned catalyst particles is discussed.

Lancon et al (2000) Scores for nine subjective dimensions were uniformly distributed.

SEM analysis of the PCL/PLGA guides showed pores with variable dimensions but uniformly distributed on the longitudinal and cross-sections with small pores (700 nm) and large pores (20 μm).

Now, we present a key result about the transfer matrices, which shows that the column space of each transfer matrix with a fixed dimension is uniformly distributed over all the subspaces with the same dimension.

In applying strain, the axial dimension is uniformly decreased by 0.1% of the original length every 2,500 steps.

It is generally smaller in all its dimensions and almost uniformly green in all its parts but clearly the results presented here show such differences are not indicative of phylogenetic distance.

The development of the three dimensions is far from uniformly continuous radial growth, as the figures suggests.

And no unique combination has been found to describe uniformly this dimension.

The question now arises as to how good the D 0 2 design is relative to that using a uniform path having the thermal conductivity k p. For the path with a uniformly cylindrical dimension, and porosity, the minimized T 0 (0) - T 0(L 0) can be expressed as follows: (10).

Here, we report a rational design of 3D-staggered metal-oxide nanocomposite electrode directly fabricated by pulsed spray evaporation chemical vapor deposition, where various oxide nanocomponents are in a staggered distribution uniformly along three dimensions and across the whole electrode.