Sentence examples for more uniform if from inspiring English sources
Donald Trump will change Republican party rules to make the nomination process more uniform if he becomes the GOP presidential candidate, Ben Carson said on Thursday.
HJ: Many people see saris as being more uniform, if they don't have an eye for where the differences lie, where personal flair comes in.
An important question for this model, then, is why there should be a universal tendency for paradigms to become more uniform, if such changes are driven only by lexical statistics.
The government must make its progress more uniform if it has to actually become a successful social support program".
Sampling will continue to be uneven unless action is taken to make it more uniform, if more uniform sampling becomes a target.
Expression levels of the two regions would presumably be more uniform if our assays detected the same un-spliced pre-mRNA of coding genes, as for the pseudoelements investigated.
This gradient creates forced visual perspective for the audience; court object visual angles subtended on the female viewer's eye are more uniform than if the objects were placed at random.
However, mechanisms of intron insertion remain a mystery, and furthermore, it seems that intron gain, if it, indeed, occurred repeatedly during eukaryotic evolution, has been episodic and, perhaps, associated with major evolutionary transitions, e.g., origin of animals, as opposed to the more uniform (even if lineage-specific) intron loss process[ 50, 51].
The O2+, Fig. 7(b), shows a more uniform density as if it is being moved around but being contained in the ionosphere.
The USDA, Grocery Manufacturers Association and the Food Marketing Institute are pushing for more uniform labeling where "best if" labels indicate quality instead of safety.
Coverage is more uniform within the transcript if the RNA is fragmented prior to reverse transcription, but relatively depleted for both 5′- and 3′-ends, while fragmentation of the cDNA creates biases towards the 3′-end (23).
