Sentence examples similar to most uniformly defined from inspiring English sources

IPM is not uniformly defined but most often emphasizes the growth of a healthy crop with minimal disruption to agro-ecosystems [ 2, 3, 8].

Although the human CD4+CD25hi population is the most efficient in terms of suppression, there is no uniformly defined consensus on where the boundary between CD25hi and CD25int expression occurs.

We performed a meta-analysis on these studies and on a subgroup of 21 studies that had more uniformly defined outcome criteria.

Secondly, the controls were not uniformly defined.

Fifth, the controls were not uniformly defined.

Firstly, the cases were not uniformly defined.

The term 'adequacy of care' is not uniformly defined.

1– 9 The concept of CAD is not uniformly defined in the literature by all authors.

Many participants agreed that broad- and narrow-spectrum antibiotics were not uniformly defined among their colleagues.

Although MC1R variants were uniformly defined across studies, the confounders Z k may be specific to a particular study.

The threshold for Pearson correlation significance for concordant data in this study was uniformly defined by p-value < 0.05.