Sentence examples for uniformity of format from inspiring English sources

The Bible's divine authority was implied by an imposed uniformity of format and literary style (so poems such as the psalms and Mary's Magnificat in Luke are rendered in prose).

Since its release, the validator has become a critical tool for the pathway informatics community, detecting thousands of errors and helping substantially increase the conformity and uniformity of BioPAX-formatted data.

This lack of uniformity in formatting of citations across databases causes several different recordings of the same article if indexed in more than one database.

The validator substantially facilitates pathway data integration and analysis by increasing the conformity and uniformity of the available BioPAX-formatted data.

It seems fairly clear to some readers of systematic reviews that in their attempts to be "objective" in applying their subjective standards, reviewers may have achieved a level of uniformity in the format for their judgments that actually reduces their intrinsic validity.

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.

Due to the lack of uniformity in image formats between the different CLSM vendors or even between different models from the same vendor, a new CLSM standard formatted as XML (eXtensible Markup Language) was developed.

"I like the uniformity of them.

Her power depends entirely on the uniformity of her façade.

Their obsessive, formalist approach – each structure was photographed in monochrome from the same distance and angle on a large-format camera – led to a series of typologies in which multiple photographs of each subject were presented in grids to further emphasise the uniformity of their design.

A standardised competency test implies a certain uniformity of knowledge.