Sentence examples for more uniformly with from inspiring English sources
We've heard previously that the next-gen iPhone will have an aluminum (or metal) back panel, matching up more uniformly with the iPad and other Apple products.
The simulations also revealed that the MHH method could heat the whole reactor more uniformly with a lower microwave output.
This phenomenon occurred because the injected VO was observed to mix more uniformly with TCE in the source-zone due to a lower mobilization potential.
As is obvious from Figs. 10 and 11, the achieved users' rates are distributed more uniformly with rotating clustering than with fixed clustering for both MT and PF scheduling.
Branching seems to occur more uniformly with DAM than with the previously studied methyl methacrylate (all other parameters being identical), though the effects of the chain transfer agent, monomer concentration, monomer/chain transfer agent feed ratio and the chain length of the branching agent are similar for both monomers.
The clinical phenotype, histopathological abnormalities, and laboratory test results in the GIA model were very similar to those described in "parental" PGIA, but side-by-side experiments showed that mice with GIA developed arthritis more uniformly and with higher overall inflammation scores than those with PGIA.
House prices in Britain will rise by 3% but remain below their 2007 peak value until 2013, says the Centre for Economics and Business Research.The outlook for commercial property is more uniformly gloomy, with loan-loss rates continuing to climb in 2011.
Core shell catalysts have shown improved activity for hydrogen production, enabling reduced catalyst loadings, while reactive spray deposition techniques (RSDT) have been demonstrated to enable manufacture of catalyst layers more uniformly and with higher repeatability than existing techniques.
Over the ensuing frames, the entire left uterine horn regions became progressively more uniformly populated with radioactivity, representing movement of FDG into fetal tissues as well.
Vaginal tissue cross-sections from diabetic rats tended to have epithelium that was more uniformly thin with fewer layers of cells, relative to control animals.
Also the current CNV results seem to be more uniformly distributed, with more events detected in the centromere and telomere regions compared to the previous results (For example, chr10 and chr20 in Figure 1A).
