Sentence examples for uniform whole from inspiring English sources
As pictured on the cover, the shortcake was decorated with perfectly uniform, whole strawberries, but my fruits were a decidedly heterogeneous bunch, meaning the second layer of the cake rested atop a rather uneven foundation.
I've always found ASCII visuals soothing, and there was something satisfying about watching all those little blocks get moved around to form a uniform whole.
By seeing the ultimate goal in this way, Bhāvaviveka claims to give an account that leaves reality intact as a uniform whole about which knowledge can be diverse and incremental.
The Agilent 1M CGH array consists of a total of 974,016 probes providing relatively uniform whole genome coverage.
To enable tumour growth, all rats received one uniform whole-body irradiation of 4 Gy [21, 22].
Studies in atomic bomb survivors apply to instantaneous uniform whole-body external radiation with a wide range of doses.
Although EEG-fMRI is unable to provide the same information as icEEG, it benefits from relatively uniform whole-brain coverage.
The generally uniform whole-body, low linear energy transfer radiation in the cohorts we analysed is uninformative as to specific target tissues.
The requirement for uniform whole-body dose and analysis of circulatory disease in relation to individual dose resulted in the exclusion of a number of otherwise eligible studies, for example, the Massachusetts tuberculosis fluoroscopy cohort (Davis et al. 1989).
Recent studies in our laboratory have confirmed that this method is a sensitive indicator of in vivo radiation exposure in patients undergoing fractionated partial-body radiotherapy and rodents exposed to uniform whole-body irradiation, thus supporting the application of the cytokinesis-block micronucleus (CBMN) assay for biological dosimetry.
The reason for emphasizing uniform whole-body exposure is that the target tissue for radiation-associated circulatory disease is not known, thus whole-body dose [which will be approximately the same as dose to any tissue (ICRP 2007)] is the most reliable metric with which to compare studies.
