Sentence examples for uniformly raised from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest to the models were documents showing that shortly after association meetings, the agencies uniformly raised their commission rates, from 10to1515, and eventually to 20percentt.

Contrast thresholds in subjects with glaucoma were uniformly raised at all light levels.

Inaccurate dose estimation cannot be excluded but since the same methodology was used for all sites, if the model or generic parameters were erroneous, the estimated doses would be uniformly raised or reduced; the geographic zoning would thus remain similar and the trend results would be unchanged.

If performance levels could be uniformly raised to those achieved by the best health care delivery systems (Table 1), 36% of heart attacks and 20% of strokes would be prevented, and life expectancies would be increased an average of 0.7 years.

Although not shown, additional simulations with different values of the material parameters (see Table  1) revealed qualitatively similar results: decreasing the stiffness of the actin dramatically decreased the indentation force at a given indentation depth and tip-geometry, whereas uniformly raising or lowering the values of the parameters had no effect due to the non-dimensionalization.

1 6 Moreover, publications on TCM trials are uniformly positive, raising concerns that trials initiated to investigate TCM are only published if they have positive results.

A set of car☐ymethylcellulose (CMC) samples was varied in degree of substitution (DS) from 0.71 to 2.95, with the partial degree of substitution being raised uniformly at positions C2, C3 and C6, so that a homologous series of CMC was made available.

You know that story about how businesses large and small are steadfastly and uniformly opposed to raising the minimum wage?

Students may demonstrate an awareness of the issues raised but clearly have not uniformly demonstrated a willingness to be personally challenged.

Where leaders slashed budgets and central banks raised rates in the 1930s, policy was almost uniformly expansionary after the crash of 2008.

Given that HIV is uniformly fatal in the absence of interventions, improved sensitivities for the raised TLC threshold favors the use of TLC as a screening tool for severe immuno-suppression in settings where CD4 monitoring is not easily accessible.