Sentence examples for exert fairly from inspiring English sources

On a regional level, however, we've seen that El Niño and La Niña exert fairly consistent influences on the climate of some regions.

Endothelial cells, like other cell types in the body, except professional phagocytes, exert fairly selective mechanisms for the uptake and transport of macromolecules and nanoparticles.

The approach most commonly used by our subjects to find the abnormal area on the VHB was to run two fingers simultaneously up and down the paravertebral region exerting fairly constant force and searching for the bump that reflected the abnormally stiff region.

I am not saying it is a pleasant experience to have to exert your power to be treated fairly, but fear is now an outdated emotional response.

Horses in Europe, who run on the turf, and only exert themselves all out at the end of fairly long races, do not break down as frequently as American horses on American tracks.

"I am sure people will vote freely and fairly, there is no pressure being exerted on anyone".

"I'm sure people will vote freely and fairly - there is no pressure being exerted on anyone... so far so good," he said.

This also indicates that causal variants for clinically relevant traits may exert their effects on the trait through genes that are fairly distant from their location.

Both appeared sturdy enough but there was no chance of getting the beam under the axle, and he knew that the possibility of he and the man exerting enough pressure to lift the entire side of a fairly large car was of course nil.

The portfolio quality of the credit component is fairly good except that more effort needs to be exerted in terms of risk management and decreasing the portfolio at risk through delinquency management.

"When you exert lethal actions against Sadr City, you are de facto going against a fairly poor sector of the Shia populace," he said.