Sentence examples for uniformly used from inspiring English sources

Cervical discography is not uniformly used in part because of the fear of discitis.

The name "Sarah" happens to be the label the Nazis uniformly used to identify their female Jewish victims, who were stripped of their individuality along with their lives.

The definition of "early" in terms of continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) initiation has not been uniformly used.

20 have, where the amount involved was made the test of jurisdiction, uniformly used the words 'exclusive of costs,' would indicate, so far as the Federal courts are concerned, that a mere judgment for costs could not ordinarily be made the basis of an appeal to this court.

A data dictionary comprising a wide array of demographic, clinical, and CCTA findings was developed by the CONFIRM investigators and is uniformly used for all patients.

Where necessary, conversions were made from any of the differing depth references to the true vertical depth subsea (TVDSS) format that was uniformly used in the study.

These examples uniformly use the full identifier handlecorp/970101.

And indeed, in the early days of the republic, states did not uniformly use what we now call "single-member district" voting.

In the present study, the riser channel is heated uniformly using an electric heater, and the downcomer channel is cooled uniformly using a heat exchanger with chilled water to initiate natural circulation.

Similarly, measured results on entity project showed that the temperatures at different depths in the upper layer were increased uniformly using RIHM, and the pavement surface temperature was also lowered to reduce the aging or charring of asphalt binder.

These simulations uniformly use a linear homogeneous (and often a Cobb-Douglas) aggregate production function.