Sentence examples for as fairly equal from inspiring English sources

A number of studies have shown the incidence of refluxing left ovarian and bilateral internal iliac veins as fairly equal and together the commonest pattern [ 21– 27] 27], and although it does not appear to predispose to a particular pattern of symptoms compared to involvement of other pelvic veins, the importance of treating these veins is increasingly being recognized [ 21, 27].

There are traces of folk and world music in their sound, and you can hear some of the intricacies of jazz and rhythms of dance – the band themselves call what they do "psychedelic funk rock" and that really suits a song like Secrets of the Planet Soul, which makes us think of Jamiroquai jamming with Jethro Tull, being as it is fairly equal parts fol-de-rol and funky.

5, 11 As the gender distribution of children is fairly equal and as it is similar for parents with and parents without cancer, the authors do not discuss this further here.

Despite the fact that men and women seem to struggle with weight in fairly equal numbers as adults, women do tend to put weight on in their butts, vs. their stomachs.

Of the ~12,000 actively expressed hepatic genes in mice [ 52, 53], ~72 % have been described as being sexually dimorphic, with a fairly equal split between female- and male-biased genes [ 52].

The gender distribution of YAs was fairly equal, and their median age as of January 2008 was 21 years.

Communication in an institutional context differs from ordinary talk in which participants engage on fairly equal terms, and is characterized as asymmetrical when clients and professionals do not have the same aims, knowledge or resources.

However, relationships in general within the families (family cohesion) were assessed fairly equal in the two groups, as were the domains role/social physical functioning, bodily pain and self-esteem.

Similarly, the right-hand cluster is labeled as the common cluster because the cluster consists of fairly equal number of normal and abnormal signals.

Then, clusters with a fairly equal mix of feature vectors from different classes are identified as overlapped clusters and labeled as common clusters (i.e., K c clusters).

In certain animals the parent may split in half, as in some worms, in which an individual worm breaks into two fairly equal parts (except that the anterior half receives the mouth, "brain," and sense organs if they are present).