Some experts worry that apomixis technology could lead to more uniformity in crops, which would make them more susceptible to being wiped out by a disease or pest.
The experiments illustrated the pressure to uniformity in groups.
In principle, the Bundestag initiates or approves legislation in matters in which uniformity is essential, but the Landtage otherwise are free to act in areas in which they are not expressly restrained by the Basic Law.
Furthermore, we found that the comparison of excess commuting metrics between regions and time periods sets high standards on data requirements, in which uniformity in data collection and spatial level of aggregation is of great importance.
He was an empiricist who assumed the uniformity of nature, belief in which was justified by the success of science and so, as he thought, not contrary to his own prohibition.
The sources of phenotypic data used in the present study are metadatabases in which uniformity criteria and manual curation has been imposed on assembled records.
There is no uniformity of the way in which UK ERs access the CPR and there is also substantial variation in the criteria used to check the register.
Segregation of an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) from excipients can lead to variation in content uniformity, which in turn may result in failure to meet product specification.
It was observed that all the prepared tablets complied with the test of drug content uniformity according to the USP, in which each individual content was between 85% and 115% of the average content.
Given the uniformity of the treatment environment in which the study will be undertaken, we consider a limited perspective of costs from the viewpoint of the health service, in which we already have experience, will be appropriate for this evaluation [ 52, 54, 55].
