"uniform requirements" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of rules or regulations that must be adhered to. For example: "All employees must follow the uniform requirements set out by Human Resources."
Therefore, endorsement of the uniform requirements does not necessarily indicate that a journal requires registration as a condition of publication.
The group of journals published by Open Access publishers (n = 13) offered the most guidance to their authors: the Uniform Requirements were mentioned by ten journals (77%), while trial registration was required or recommended by eight (62%).
And there are no uniform requirements for studying the environmental impact of human activity, something the U.S. has required since the 1970s within our own waters.
He didn't obey rules, flagrantly ignoring school uniform requirements.
But without uniform requirements under federal law, these systems are spotty at best.
I looked at the uniform requirements for the school in question and they seem fairly reasonable.
Both authors conceived the work and met the criteria for authorship stated in the Uniform Requirements Submitted to Biomedical Journals.
The two bought backpacks, khaki pants, jeans and yellow and white shirts with collars that adhered to the school's uniform requirements.
In February, the last time the country went on orange alert, the security administration did not allow its airport directors much leeway and issued uniform requirements for everyone.
Many assume that Medicare has uniform requirements for contributing to the program, placing an unfair burden on most participants and not asking enough of upper-income seniors.
Harris's uniform requirements for the former Roke school include six compulsory Harris-branded items, including a Harris book bag, all of which are billed as available from a single supplier: Brigade Clothing, based in Coventry.
