Sentence examples for extended fairly from inspiring English sources

The discovery of cartilaginous tissue relatively proximal to the end of the humerus of "Cetiosauriscus" greppini has suggested that the cartilage caps of sauropods may have been larger than predicted by an Alligator CCF and that the cartilage caps extended fairly far onto the metaphysics of some long bones.

Finally, the discovery of fossilized cartilaginous tissue relatively proximal to the end of the humerus of Cetiosaurus [34] further suggests that the cartilage caps of sauropods may have been larger than those predicted by an Alligator CCF and that the caps extended fairly far onto the metaphysis of some long bones.

The predictor-based feedback design extends fairly routinely, within the framework of infinite-dimensional backstepping.

While how far the ice sheet extended is fairly well known, a reliable measurement of the sea level at that time would allow calculation of just how thick it got, and when.

As far as redrawing the incapacity-benefit rules are concerned, his main worry, with his Treasury hat on, is that extending the fairly successful "pathways to work" pilot will cost a lot more money than it saves, at least in the short term.

At this stage they can be stored for fairly extended periods.

She adds: "Invitations should be extended to hosts fairly soon after dinner parties have taken place, and people invited must come unless they offer excellent excuses".

Since I had to go through a fairly extended, rigorous treatment that included heavy chemotherapy and a transplant and the aftermath of a variety of heavy doses of drugs, it was not realistic for me to think that I could maintain my same level of connection to the business.

The octopus can scurry along the seafloor on the tips of two arms--planting one "foot" before the other in a motion surprisingly reminiscent of human walking--while it keeps its other six arms extended in a fairly convincing algae imitation (see links below).

However, unlike all other gastrointestinal malignancies, patients with stage IV disease may enjoy fairly extended overall survival (OS) times, with median OS times approaching 33 months (Yao et al, 2008).

As a matter of fact, gastric lesions are spreading in intensive pork production with a wide range of prevalence (32%–65%; [ 11]), mostly affecting the non glandular gastric (NGR) mucosa (fairly extended in pigs' stomachs) in slaughtered hogs.