Sentence examples for uniformly available from inspiring English sources

Often, the relative benefits and risks of potential therapies are not uniformly available from the existing scientific information.

Ms. White asked the exchanges on Thursday to make the switches uniformly available, and to propose new rules that would force trading firms to use them, people at the meeting said.

The National Cancer Institute Precision Medicine Initiative is an unprecedented large interdisciplinary collaborative effort to conceptualize and test the feasibility of trials incorporating sequencing platforms and large-scale bioinformatics processing that are not currently uniformly available to patients.

In this Example 5, the lower lifetime limit for participants and beneficiaries with a congenital heart defect violates this paragraph (b)(2)(i) because benefits under the plan are not uniformly available to all similarly situated individuals and the plan's lifetime limit on benefits does not apply uniformly to all similarly situated individuals.

In this Example 3, the issuer violates this paragraph (b)(2)(i) because benefits for C's condition are available to other individuals in the group of similarly situated individuals that includes C but are not available to C. Thus, the benefits are not uniformly available to all similarly situated individuals.

Food isn't always uniformly available across the year, and many animals work hard to stockpile food when it's available, for the lean winter months.

In this Example 1, the limit does not violate this paragraph (b)(2)(i) because coverage of the specific, non-essential health benefit up to $10,000 is available uniformly to each participant and beneficiary under the plan and because the limit is applied uniformly to all participants and beneficiaries and is not directed at individual participants or beneficiaries.

Users have long decried the almost uniformly white emoji available.

When collecting spatial data, it has become a standard practice to position the measurement points spread out uniformly across the available space.

For the CDMA cells, in which the serving area covers an area equivalent to area of 1.7 cells, it is assumed that the radio resources are distributed uniformly and the available resources for this RAT are 1.7 times the resources of a single cell.

To gather and uniformly present the available information on melanoma genes, we have created a user-friendly interface in the form of MGDB.