Sentence examples for fair to almost from inspiring English sources

Inter-examiner reliability for the individual examination items varied from fair to almost perfect.

Testing for IRR in this sample showed a range of results resulting in fair to almost perfect IRR; the findings of this study suggest that the instrument's IRR is acceptable but variable.

Most questions showed fair to almost perfect agreement.

Regarding stroke, previous studies have shown a great variation and differ from fair to almost perfect agreement [ 19, 26, 28, 29].

In a study by Thomsen and Baadsgaard [ 13] on lameness and hock and other skin lesions in 283 dairy cows, intra-observer adjusted kappa values varied from 0.55 (moderate) to 0.88 (almost perfect) and inter-observer agreement varied from 0.36 (fair) to 0.84 (almost perfect) for five veterinarians.

The mean kappa values for the intra-observer agreement was 0.72 (substantial) with a range from 0.40 (fair) to 0.91 (almost perfect) and 86% of the observers had an intra-observer kappa agreement above 0.6 (substantial).

She does have the fair skin to almost look like a natural redhead, and tortoise shell sunglasses are already a step in the right direction.

It's fair to assume that almost all of them belonged to the Islamic faith.

WHATEVER one may think of the Mini Cooper's dynamic attributes, which range from very good to marginal, it is fair to say that almost no new vehicle in recent memory has provoked more smiles.

Less has been made — indeed, it would be fair to say that almost nothing has been made — of the fact that "Phantom Thread" also marks the cinematic début of George Glasgow, a bespoke shoemaker and nascent character actor.

(In his letter, King refutes the commonplace argument that lynchings were an attempt to protect white women from the sexual aggression of black men: "It is fair to remember that almost the total of race mixture in America has come, not at Negro initiative, but by the acts of those very white men who talk loudest of race purity").