Sentence examples for uniform effect from inspiring English sources
The most uniform effect is achieved by spraying the paint, but it can also be rolled or brushed.
The musicians and conductor wear black aprons — a nod to a slaughterhouse garb — but the uniform effect is pretentiously over the top: they could be working at Maison Martin Margiela.
A solo hanging of Marieta Chirulescu's pale abstract paintings at Micky Schubert from Berlin create a reflective mood; a floor-to-ceiling installation of little, colorful Joshua Abelow paintings at James Fuentes have similarly uniform effect, in this case of nonstop visual chatter.
In a study that compared the drier, western Himalayas with the monsoon-dominated, eastern part, Rees and Collins ([2006]) suggested that climate warming would not have a uniform effect on river flow in the region.
A stronger and more uniform effect was observed at doses between 5 and 20 nM. Figure 1 Dose response of docetaxel (DOC) on the growth of 3 melanoma cell lines (a – c).
Further doubling the concentration to 2 mM had no uniform effect on particle growth, with the majority of the particles in the 30 nm size regime and some of the particles in the 40 to 55 nm size regime with a standard deviation approaching 35%.
These reports suggest that general market characteristics, such as the per capita numbers of specialists, primary care physicians, and hospital beds do not have uniform effects on the cost of treating different conditions.
Even global climate change does not have uniform effects on the terrestrial biosphere, Ellis said, and ecosystems respond differently to the same changes in climate.
Overall, we find no uniform effects of Bt cotton, maize and potato on the functional guilds of non-target arthropods.
The results are detailed in figures 7 and 8 and summarized in tables 3 and 4 show uniform effects of cytochalasin D, but extensive heterogeneity in the effects of other inhibitors among the strains tested.
Our interventions assumed relatively uniform effects across age and risk groups by definition.
