Sentence examples for uniformly adopted from inspiring English sources

If precedents still apply, what if the precedents are lower court cases that have not been uniformly adopted?

There is no uniformly adopted cutoff value to define "young patients" with breast cancer.

About 400 bce the alphabet became normalized throughout the Greek world as the Asiatic Ionic form was uniformly adopted.

Despite numerous new medical research findings for improving health care and despite the dissemination of many practice guidelines, the recommendations from these efforts are not being uniformly adopted.

Many state courts have far fewer and less predictable procedural protections than federal court, in large part because state courts have not uniformly adopted the procedural protections contained in the PSLRA.

The advertising and technology industries, which have been under pressure to do more to ensure privacy, said they would support a "Do Not Track" mechanism that would be clearly and uniformly adopted by browser vendors and would allow consumers to opt out of having some companies, but not all, keep data on their online activities.

Most significant, Nickelodeon's shows almost uniformly adopt a child's point of view and quirkiness, a perspective seen, for example, in "SpongeBob SquarePants," about a sponge who lives in a pineapple with his pet snail, Gary.

Single-crystal X-ray diffraction indicates that these complexes display multifarious binuclear, 1-D, and 2-D coordination motifs in virtue of the bridging polycarboxyl building blocks, in which the bpe ligand uniformly adopts the unidentate coordination by using its 4-pyridyl group.

Nonetheless, industries are not uniformly adopting laboratory informatics.

The big problem here is that Uber has failed to get drivers to uniformly adopt any additional technology beyond their self-provided car.

For the convenience of construction, we uniformly adopt J = 2 scalable basis filters for all three cases.