Then there's his new book, The Naked Jape, "the history and anthropology and sociology" of jokes, he says, leavened by "400 jokes of a uniformly high standard".
Websites appear fairly uniformly across standard PCs and laptops.
We expected a uniformly good standard of diagnostics, with a diagnostic yield conforming to figures from the recent literature, with room for improvement of protocol adherence.
The absence of a uniformly accepted standard of how to estimate these parameters adds a further challenge to this whole debate.
Monthly review meetings are held to ensure that the prevention manual is being implemented to a uniformly high standard through the duration of the study.
So far, no uniformly accepted standard of measurement has emerged, which poses a challenge in its own when comparing or planning studies.
The absence of a uniformly accepted standard of how to estimate the postprandial hyperglycemia and glycemic variability adds a further challenge to this debate [ 25].
The absence of a uniformly accepted standard of how to estimate postprandial hyperglycemia and glucose variability adds a further challenge to this whole debate.
Evaluating this approach is important, as currently there is no uniformly agreed standard of care in the management of patients with locally advanced disease.
Since z j is uniformly bounded, standard parabolic estimates guarantee that we can extract once more a subsequence, still denoted by z j, such that z j converges uniformly on compact subsets to a function z∞ t, x).
