Sentence examples for uniformly lowered from inspiring English sources

It would have uniformly lowered or eliminated tariffs on many goods, and created common standards and rules of practice on a wide range of trade and investment activities.

Sensitivity was uniformly lowered by approximately 1.4 standard deviations ipsilaterally and 1.0 standard deviations contralaterally, comparable to previous findings [13], [14], [40].

PKG activity is not uniformly lowered in all models of experimental RV afterload [ 16].

The IC90 of these strains was uniformly lower than in ciprofloxacin-resistant strains containing multiple resistance mutations.

Magnetization values are seen to be nearly uniformly lower in the split subelement strands, and this leads in some but not all cases to significantly lower deff values.

Evidence is reviewed that productivity would have been uniformly lower and less CO2 -responsive before angiosperm evolution, particularly during the early evolution of vascular plants and forests in the Devonian and Carboniferous.

The overall hardness in the joint brazed with the TiZrCuNiCo filler was uniformly lower than the joint brazed with TiZrCuNi filler.

Under the same flame conditions, the critical C/O ratios in doped flames were uniformly lower than those of undoped flames.

The UV absorption intensity of PS was uniformly lower than that of the corresponding RAFT agent, while the fluorescence intensity of PS was higher than that of the corresponding RAFT agent.

A number of scholars have pointed out that, although the status of the slaves was uniformly lower than that of comparable free people in every society, the material and sometimes other conditions of slaves were frequently better than those of free people; thus it is not surprising that free people occasionally volunteered to be slaves.

In particular, the ion products of these solvents are much smaller (Ks = 10−17 for CH3OH and 10−19 for C2H5OH, compared with 10−14 for water), and the dissociation constants of molecular acids and bases are uniformly lower than in water by four to five powers of 10.