So we can't just uniformly dismiss all patterns like that.

And as you can see, they're very non uniformly distributed.

It cannot be because of some broadcast mechanism affecting everyone uniformly.

However, this decline was not observed uniformly among all social groups.

His name is Mike, and he is uniformly impaired on cognition, vision, walking, sensation.

The condition of the houses is considerably worse than in Lachin town, but not uniformly so.

It might be useful, therefore, when regulating the private security industry, to have a framework that worked uniformly across the board.

Children between the ages of 16 and 18 who commit offences prohibited under the Optional Protocol are uniformly investigated and prosecuted.

Technical barriers to trade (TBT) have also arisen when standards, regulations and assessment systems intended to ensure safety are not applied uniformly.

First thing is that the global nuclear weapons, in the stockpiles that I showed you in those original maps, happen to be not uniformly secure.

And what they have found uniformly is you get rid of the shoes, you get rid of the stress, you get rid of the injuries and the ailments.

Article 23 An enterprise shall set up an internal fund al control system, clarify the conditions, power limits and procedures of fund al to raise, use and manage funds uniformly.

the service fields previously having a business tax have uniformly levied value added taxes. The business tax that has been implemented for more than 60 years has been virtually eliminated,

At the very top you find the uniformly random sequence, which is a random jumble of letters and interestingly, we also find the DNA sequence from the human genome and instrumental music.

The result is that while Resident Representatives and their staff are uniformly supportive and strongly praise the AHDR, they are unaware of, and have little or no ownership of the regional programmes under the RCF.

So far, many studies have been conducted to verify the supposed beneficial effects of antioxidant supplements. But, while the results of epidemiological studies have been almost uniformly positive, the results of clinical trials have remained largely inconclusive.

However, it is concerned that coordination is fragmented and that the Programme is not implemented uniformly across all regions and localities on the mainland and that coordination of implementation at local and regional levels is sometimes insufficient.

Inter American treaty bodies, based upon more than 40 years of experience, have been more categorical by uniformly finding the trial of civilians, including members of dissident armed groups, by military courts to contravene fundamental due process rights.

For this purpose, the withholding client software, which is uniformly promoted and used by the tax department, has provided the corresponding tax calculation function, but the corresponding tax still needs to be declared and paid during the statutory declaration period.

But the dollar s status as an international currency has not fallen uniformly. Interestingly, the periods when the public is most concerned about the issue do not coincide with the periods when the dollar s share in international transactions is in fact falling.

There is, of course, no single correct response that would simultaneously and uniformly deal with resource scarcity, fossil fuel depletion, climate change, and the risks of nuclear power. A choice will ultimately need to be made about how to meet India s energy demands.

First, were the regions to be united similar or dissimilar in terms of their economies vulnerability to external shocks? The more similar the regions, the more optimal the resulting currency area, because policy responses could be applied uniformly across its entire territory.

The report concluded that though the current global developments had improved the overall prospects of realizing the right to development, in reality the enjoyment of the right had not necessarily improved either uniformly across countries, or within countries or across regions and population segments.

Because the average age at diagnosis is 71 73, men are likely to die from other causes before prostate cancer claims their life. And there is no credible evidence that low grade prostate cancer uniformly progresses to higher grade cancers, so early treatment is not essential.

Initial reactions to North Korea s nuclear test were uniformly critical, culminating (thus far) in UN Security Council Resolution 1718, which condemns the test, demands that North Korea resume full cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, and imposes a range of military, political, and economic sanctions.

Though ideological consistency has more than doubled over the last two decades, from 10 to 21 of the public, most Americans do not have uniformly conservative or liberal views, and want their representatives to meet one another halfway. Political parties, however, have become more consistently ideological since the 1970s.

It shall have its name, the coded variety of the gun and the serial number prepared uniformly by the public security department under the State Council typecast in the designated parts of the gun it shall not manufacture guns for civilian use without a number or with a duplicate or false number.

Likewise, international cooperation is just as critical to success today as it was 70 years ago. Because the balance sheets (public, quasi public, and private) with the capacity to invest are not uniformly distributed around the world, a determined global effort which includes an important role for multilateral financial institutions is needed to clear clogged intermediation channels.

In view of disputes over the significance of available data, let s assume that only 10 of American adults are severely mentally ill. As these conditions are presumed to be distributed uniformly within the population, they must afflict a significant share of policymakers, corporate executives, educators, and military personnel of all ranks, recurrently rendering them psychotic, delusional, and deprived of sound judgment.

The United States is usually regarded as an environmental laggard, with President George W. Bush perceived as being little better than the head of a gang of willful polluters who do everything they can to obstruct global action to protect the environment. Of course, there is some truth in this characterization of America (and quite a lot in that of Bush), but the picture is not uniformly bleak.