Sentence examples for more uniformity and from inspiring English sources

Today, there is more uniformity, and a more pronounced homogenization.

Liposomes with PDI value between 0.1 and 0.25 display more uniformity and physical stability.

Furthermore, decision makers from the SSA emphasized that there is a need for more uniformity and evidence-based interventions.

We further develop a more complex method that has more uniformity and compares well with commercially available GST affinity beads.

Nonetheless, this would mean the variability in terms used to refer to patient preferences is even larger than presumed, it emphasises the need for more uniformity and transparency in terminology.

In an effort to guide more uniformity and flexibility when treating smokers, the Society of Research on Nicotine and Tobacco SRNTT) recommended including a 2-week 'grace period following the TQD when assessing successful abstinence'[ 18].

Using such a framework can amongst other things lead to more uniformity of definitions and terminology and better validation of measurement methods.

The assignment of case managers can help patients navigate the extensive number of clinical, financial, and reimbursement decisions; however, this requires sufficient training of personnel, more uniformity in procedures, and adequate funding by insurers.

McClellan said that both Democratic and Republican legislators unanimously passed the bill that eliminated the three last voting days before Election Day, and that Husted hopes to bring less confusion and more uniformity to the electoral process by setting uniform voting days and hours.

Democrats, by contrast, want more uniformity in premiums and benefits.

"It seems that we are now coming to a period of more uniformity, less creativity and less space for personal preferences," said the archbishop, whose letter was obtained and published by the National Catholic Reporter, a lay weekly.