Sentence examples for problems of uniformity from inspiring English sources

Although the method is widely used in industrial applications, it results in undesirably environmental pollution and has inherent problems of uniformity and reproducibility for plating products.

Implementing high-quality multiplexed protein assays has many technical analytical challenges, including problems of uniformity, cross-reactivity, and optimization [ 2, 3].

The problem of uniformity in food composition databases has been addressed by several European projects, most recently by the European Food Information Resource project, which developed draft standards for food data.

They reveal important possibilities of markedly alleviating the main problems of non-uniformity of dose rate and initial "burst effect", which normally characterize the operation of single-layer (monolithic) MCR devices, by use of properly designed ABA systems of the aforementioned type.

Edge-lit displays have problems with uniformity of brightness, as well as a limited viewing angle.

Congress may need to revisit the matter if lack of uniformity becomes a serious problem.

The Restoration, along with a return to the pre-war Laudian church and the passing of the Act of Uniformity in 1662, posed few problems for the sympathetic and quickly reformed Brasenose; only one fellow left without agreeing.

One of the problems in using routinely collected data is the potential lack of uniformity in the documentation of gestational age and outcomes of interest as well as the possibility of misclassification.

I described the problem to Aram Sinnreich, an analyst at Jupiter Media Metrix who follows digital music, who said the lack of uniformity among formats and encoding technologies made for frequent crashes, delays and frustrations.

"That kind of uniformity requires that you modify food.

He envisions an empire not of uniformity but of multiplicity.