Sentence examples for fairly critically from inspiring English sources

That's when a work can be fairly, critically evaluated.

Apgar scores below 7 are considered fairly low (critically low < 4).

In addition, the targets have shifted from fairly insignificant to critically strategic resources.

The result was the album Baltimore, which, while not a commercial success, was fairly well received critically and marked a quiet artistic renaissance in Simone's recording output.

The Northern form, once fairly numerous is now critically endangered, while the southern form has recovered from a few individuals to a population of a few thousand.

This procedure is a fairly involved process and the outcome is critically dependent on the quality of the antibody used – both its specificity and affinity for the protein of interest.

It was released at the right time, it's a fairly popular musical, it was well-advertised... But, critically, it failed to get much traction.

9 There is a fairly constant supply of the transmission stage, the level of which is critically affected by the number of easily activated VSG variants.

Potential predictors considered reasonably reproducible in most patients and fairly easy to assess at discharge by ICU clinicians in a heterogeneous critically ill population were included [ 11].

A predictive model for one-year mortality for critically ill patients with early AKI based on data on D3 performed fairly well.

Their application to genealogy was fairly late, as is illustrated by the fact that the 19th-century English historian Thomas Macaulay, critically perceptive in most other spheres, accepted what amounted to family myths as true genealogy.