Sentence examples for fairly absolute from inspiring English sources

I had thought single was a fairly absolute situation.

(Scarborough called Donald Trump's waffling over the Ku Klux Klan "disqualifying" of his candidacy until Trump's next primary victories convinced him it wasn't so disqualifying after all. You would think disqualifying is a fairly absolute term).

Net revenues were higher for Bt than for non-Bt varieties, but by a fairly small absolute value and by a significantly smaller margin than in other countries.

Yet historically, all ncAA-RS selection strategies are largely designed to maintain fairly strict "absolute fidelity", that is fidelity in the absence of ncAA.

Given that quantitative fitness traits are polygenic, we would expect that fitness related traits would harbor fairly high absolute levels of non-additive genetic variation [ 21, 26, 36, 37].

The impact of cessation on mean earnings is fairly constant in absolute terms across age groups (Fig. 3).

The difference in total CO2 emissions was fairly small in absolute terms in the interwar-period (below 50 million tonnes CO2/yr), and increased in the 1950s 1970s to over 200 million tonnes CO2/yr in the 1980s.

Comparison to stochastic simulations shows that the diffusion approximation t ¯ QLE from Equation 8 is fairly accurate: the absolute relative error is <15%, provided that the QLE assumption is not violated and migration is not too weak.

In the 20th century, increased production was a fairly successful response to absolute poverty, which had been the lot of most of the human race for most of history.

They are handy, low cost, and fairly accurate, with an absolute measurement error ±0.05% for a salt content of 0.00 0.99%, and a relative measurement error ±5% for a salt content of 1.00 10.0%.

This indicates that even uncorrected data from pooling on this platform predict fairly well the true absolute allele frequencies of SNPs. Figure 3 shows the combined Z-test p-value results for the whole genome.