Sentence examples for offers uniform from inspiring English sources

The described method, thanks to its simplicity and mildprocessing temperature, offers uniform dispersion of metal phase in the bulk of the gel forming as a result of hydrolysis and condnastionon of tin precursor.

As microwave processing offers uniform heating at a lower temperature, it is being successively utilized in the fabrication of ceramics as well as carbon fibers at low temperature and time (Reddy et al. 2009; Chae et al. 2010).

In the present study, we present unique designs for an open-cathode system which offers uniform temperature distribution with a minimum temperature gradient and a uniform flow distribution through each cell.

Additional strengths of our study include its nationwide design, large size, complete long-term follow-up of patients, and the homogeneous public health care system in Norway, which offers uniform health care management to all women diagnosed with breast cancer in the same county at a certain time.

These private insurers would be required to offer uniform deductibles, co-payments and other benefit features, and therefore would compete solely on price.

Mr. Gore's plan does not have this problem because his program would offer uniform drug coverage to all the elderly at $25 a month, without relying on private insurers to sell affordable policies.

The birth of the interstate highway system allowed people to criss-cross the country and created demand for hotels that would offer uniform service.

Finally, although the plan will offer uniform benefits to enrollees across the system, it may do so using different companies in different parts of the state.

This pattern is developed where rocks offer uniform resistance in a horizontal direction and devoid of marked structural control suggesting uniform lithology (Cleland 1916).

However, recent studies have found evidence that large multimarket banking organizations tend to offer uniform interest rates for retail deposit accounts throughout the area that they serve, at least within a given state.

If FedEx and the Post Office offer uniform pricing, Coleman wonders, "why would FedEx want to give its biggest low-cost competitor, the Post Office, the chance to offer the same services for the same low cost?" It would be just as problematic if FedEx maintained its higher pricing.