Sentence examples for uniformly received from inspiring English sources

Not long after, the Fiells' long partnership with Taschen was born, resulting in an extensive list of titles covering all areas of 20th-century design, from industrial to Scandinavian, lighting to chairs, 3-D forms to 2-D graphics – uniformly received as the last word on the subject in question.

Importantly, the RF and CVF cohort uniformly received exogenous glucocorticoid therapy, unlike the other cohorts (100% versus 44%to50%0%).

Since January 2011, a total of 40 patients with relapsed and/or refractory MM (RRMM), who had uniformly received lenalidomide and dexamethasone (LD) as their salvage treatment, were enrolled.

Finally, in a previous prospective study investigating the incidence of post-operative hyponatremia in pediatric patients who uniformly received hypotonic parenteral fluid therapy at full maintenance rate [ 47], the prevalence of hyponatremia, defined as p-Na+ < 136 mmol/L, was 21%and31%1% at 12 h and at 24 h following surgery, respectively.

Local schools are all high achieving, uniformly receiving "good" ratings from Ofsted.

Our study is the first to examine the acid-base parameters in a cohort simultaneously receiving CVVH and uniformly receiving mechanical ventilatory support.

Microsoft said it was not worried about StarOffice, but it has acknowledged that the Software Assurance pricing plan had not been uniformly well received by its largest customers.

The Passat has also received uniformly favorable notices in enthusiast magazines and newspaper reviews, and it has won industry awards.

It got a rapturous response at the Sundance festival when it was first screened earlier this year and has received uniformly positive reviews.

Released last spring, "Past Tense" received uniformly favorable reviews; for example, Jim Macnie, a critic for The Village Voice, said that Mr. Azzolina "has made one of the year's feistiest little guitar records".

Kuhn gleefully writes that "Dancing" received "uniformly hostile reviews"; quotes Steve Rubin, an executive at the book's publisher, as saying of Lawrence, "He's always been the problem"; and piles it on with an unattributed quotation calling the writer "a very difficult man".