Sentence examples for no uniformly from inspiring English sources

THE THERAPIST There is no uniformly accepted definition of hypnosis, but most experts generally agree that it is an altered mental state in which a patient becomes highly focused and more receptive to social cues.

Chemotherapy-resistant urothelial carcinoma has no uniformly curative therapy.

There is no uniformly adopted cutoff value to define "young patients" with breast cancer.

So far, no uniformly applicable 'magic formulas' for success have been discovered.

However, for the halftone-based watermarking methods, there is no uniformly accepted alignment format so far.

As a result, no uniformly folded 3D nanostructures can be achieved (Fig. 5c).

The world was no longer uniformly cold and snowy but had multiplied, become variegated: it was simultaneously cold and hot, snowy white but also green and blooming.

There were fewer asthma attacks and a big decline in injuries, partly from fewer fights, but also because playgrounds were no longer uniformly paved in concrete.

Fourth, the once captive nations of Eastern Europe are no longer uniformly passionate about the European Union even though their citizens have more recent memories of dictatorship, hardship and war.

What You'll Pay While the frenzy of last year's housing market has subsided — buyers no longer uniformly whip out their checkbooks at open houses — prices in Cobble Hill are still higher than anyone could have imagined five years ago.

The federal government is preparing to announce that the gray wolf, which was once nearly shot, trapped and poisoned out of existence in the lower 48 states, is abundant enough in a few places that it no longer uniformly needs the strict protection afforded the country's most endangered species.