Sentence examples for often uniform from inspiring English sources
Colouration across a species is often uniform when it is a camouflage against predation.
γ-H2AX signals, if present, usually occupies the majority or the whole micronucleus and usually displayed a diffuse, and often uniform, pattern throughout the whole MN.
Our study is distinct from the above-mentioned ones in that we studied wild birds with a natural diet, whereas they were conducted on captive birds with controlled, often uniform and ad libitum, diets [except 59].
Sex always involves rope, handcuffs or restraints of some sort, and often uniforms.
For employees like factory workers, whose skills are essentially interchangeable, a union often bargains uniform salaries, say $25,000 a year.
He was photographed so often in uniform without his teeth that fans would do double takes when they saw him away from the arena.
Unfortunately, the obtained size is often not uniform.
Geosynthetic design often involves uniform spacing of reinforcements throughout a retaining structure.
Often, in uniform geological settings, it is neither practical nor economical to acquire geotechnical data at every foundation location.
Because the method often uses uniform regular Cartesian lattices in space, curved boundaries are often approximated by a series of stairs that leads to reduction in computational accuracy.
In objects painted with large fields of orpiment, the degradation is often not uniform, resulting in a mix of ivory to ochre yellow [8].
