Sentence examples for uniformly indicating from inspiring English sources

The distribution of the sequences is similar to that presented by Tucker [ 55] because they are distributed uniformly, indicating high conservation between species.

By last week, opinion polls uniformly indicated that support for Mr. Mori was stuck at less than 20percentt, near historic lows for a Japanese government.

"I want to express my appreciation for China's support in the war on terrorism," Mr. Ashcroft said in a news conference before his departure, adding that Chinese officials had "uniformly indicated that wherever, whenever, however terrorism can be disrupted, it needs to be disrupted".

Non operative management is an appealing option in reason of the risk of physeal damage, however the recent literature uniformly indicates that conservative treatment of ACL tears in children results in a higher rate of instability that may progress to intra-articular damage, including meniscal tears (Fabricant et al. 2013; Henry et al. 2009; Ramsky et al. 2013).

Scalp topography maps of the centroids of all 20 clusters of the 200 valid ICs from our 10 subjects, and in particular of the four clusters we selected for intense scrutiny, uniformly indicated single equivalent dipole sources.

Here, all 30 model runs uniformly indicate increases in crop yields by 2050.

Students uniformly indicate that the sessions spent with a nutritionist are valuable.

Care Group Volunteers and beneficiaries have uniformly indicated that Care Groups are an effective delivery mechanism for child survival interventions.

By contrast, there is hardly any location where all model runs uniformly indicate decreases in crop yields if CO2 fertilization is assumed to occur.

Nevertheless, participating clinicians uniformly indicated they would likely or had already changed behavior related to several of the educational messages delivered.

Interviewees almost uniformly indicated that they and their peers anticipated that CPOE would reduce errors, citing most frequently the anticipated improved legibility of orders.