Sentence examples for more unified pattern from inspiring English sources

At the same time, we would like to strongly point out that homozygous MMTV-Luc2 females express a much more unified pattern of luminescent signal considering the promoter being used, which indicates they can be feasibly applicable for tumour visualisation purposes in transgenic models for breast cancer.

Nevertheless, under him a more unified company has been taking shape.

In summary, the proposed DSM-5 criteria for tic disorders contain a number of welcome improvements, in terms of more unified definition of tics, better capture of the temporal pattern of tics, and renaming of "Transient Tic Disorder" to "Provisional Tic Disorder".

Other than that, most proposed changes of the criteria for tic disorders contain a number of welcome improvements, e.g., the more unified definition of tics including the removal of the term "stereotyped" and the better capture of the temporal pattern of tics (e.g., removal of the maximum 3 months criterion for a tic-free period in chronic tic disorders).

"The lawyers have emerged more unified than ever," he insisted.

The 20th century saw a much more unified approach.

Maritime scientists are calling for a more unified approach this year.

And each approach led to a more unified side.

By creating harmonic and tonal variety with a unified pattern, the sequence serves as a means of musical development.

Iran's leadership was also far more unified than it is today.

"The difficulties have really helped create a more unified and mature group of players," Casado said.