Sentence examples for evaluated uniformly from inspiring English sources
The agency's 281-page report indicates that safety officials did consider imposing regulations, but concluded that more research was needed to determine whether compliance could be evaluated uniformly.
All dogs were evaluated uniformly and treated in a defined clinical protocol with Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) approval at each COTC enrollment site (Colorado State University, University of Missouri, University of Pennsylvania, University of Tennessee, and University of Wisconsin).
As all prostate cancers were evaluated uniformly for stage and grade by biopsy, the possibility of misclassification of cases was also minimal.
Between 2004 and 2012, several hundreds of SG-sessions in the Netherlands with twelve different SG were evaluated systematically, uniformly and quantitatively to give a data-set of 2100 respondents in higher education and in work-organizations.
Interestingly, we did not see a particularly strong siRNA dose-dependent trend of GFP knockdown within the range of nanoparticle formulations tested, as almost all siRNA doses evaluated caused uniformly high knockdown.
Coverage and electric-field strength will be evaluated at 425 uniformly distributed receiver locations.
In the Netherlands, 18 loneliness interventions were, almost uniformly, evaluated with an experimental study design.
Although not uniformly evaluated, age was significantly related to falls in CKD patients.
SICCA is an ongoing longitudinal multi-site observational study that is studying a large cohort of uniformly evaluated individuals from ethically diverse populations.
Therefore, in order to be able to compare their performances uniformly, we evaluated the performances in a PCA encoding subspace of dimension equal to the MDA subspace.
The strengths of this approach are that the patients were uniformly medically evaluated, and the independent statistical variables, such as the pathogenic categories and IPI histories, were not the primary consideration for surgery.
