Sentence examples for more or less uniform from inspiring English sources

They cannot achieve savings by referring patients to lower-priced providers, since Medicare prices are more or less uniform.

Mass migrations may also contribute to the formation of a more or less uniform dialect over broad geographic areas.

The design of the qin was not more or less uniform until the Eastern Han dynasty (25 220 ad).

And because the statutes are more or less uniform nationwide, their interference with the aims of ERISA is at least debatable.

Administered prices are common in industries with few competitors and those in which costs tend to be rigid and more or less uniform.

A more or less uniform layer of fine particles is removed from the entire surface of an area, sometimes resulting in an extensive loss of rich topsoil.

Observation of jets shows that after emerging they narrow slightly before settling down to a more or less uniform cross section known as the vena contracta.

To viewers just entering it, the show has a more-or-less uniform look.

Mark Rappolt, editor-in-chief of ArtReview, said: "They are developing a different way of being an international gallery – one that's not based on a more-or-less uniform series of white cubes".

Our discovery within Macowania of two principal clades, one restricted to more-or-less uniform high-elevation rocky habitats (clade A) and the other occupying a broader array of ecological situations (clade B, occurring on rocky slopes, along streams and in seepages), indicates a potential role for both non-ecological and ecological speciation processes.

On the other hand, the area within a microscopy image of cardiomyocyte where sarcomere striation pattern is more-or-less uniform and well visible, is always restricted, first, by the overall size of a cell; second, by variable morphology of the cell; and finally, by the presence of external objects such as carbon fibers used to fix the cell.