Sentence examples for were generally uniform from inspiring English sources

Since the readings were generally uniform, contour plots were not made.

This suggests that although the sizes of the deletion bins vary, mapping of the contigs along these bins were generally uniform.

Although the data suggest equivalent clinical efficacies between different classes of biologics, patients in these trials were generally uniform and are different from real-world patients with diverse characteristics seen in clinical practice.

The Ct values for the amplification of the H7, N9, and FluA genes were generally uniform in the multiplex assay, and were similar to the Ct values of the CNIC H7 and CNIC FluA primers used in the WHO protocol.

This is in contrast to past wasting events which have been generally uniform across a region.

The prevalence of HD is generally uniform across the European continent (with the exception of Finland).

In contrast with the other two maps, where marker distribution was generally uniform, the distribution of markers in the E map was extremely heterogeneous.

Since HD rates in the U.K. are generally uniform, with no single hot spot, many scholars believe that there is no single origin of HD on the islands.

At the beginning of the 16th century the style of vocal music was generally uniform because of the pervading influence of Netherlanders during the preceding half century.

Unlike the roots of the cranky, arthritic parsnip, black salsify's roots are generally uniform, slim and straight, requiring no knife feats to make them look good: simple lateral cuts will do.

As each Knicks veteran comes through here to meet with the new coach, Mike D'Antoni, the emotions are generally uniform: excitement (about playing up-tempo basketball), relief (that the chaotic Thomas era is over) and hope (that the franchise is finally on the right track).