Sentence examples for fairly define from inspiring English sources

In particular, an AI < 0.80 has been reported to fairly define an infection acquired in the 6 months prior the diagnosis (recent infection) while AI ≥ 0.80 is generally used in literature to define long-standing infection [ 18- 20].

Wyoming once had a fairly defined partisan landscape.

"We have our fairly defined roles within the band and you try and develop within them, but they are fixed.

While many of the facts of her life are in dispute, the film evokes a fairly defined portrait of a strong, decisive, well-educated woman destroyed by a paranoid husband.

And only if the "class" in "class action" can be fairly defined.

At the current density of -2.0 mA/cm2, large diameter of rod structure with fairly defined hexagonal shape was observed.

With these facts in mind popular American culture has a fairly defined idea as to who I am, or at least should have been.

It's long been clear that his anti-immigration policies are fueled by nativism, he's stoked and refused to renounce violent white supremacists, and he's said lots of things over the years that might be fairly defined as racist.

While other outdoor venues have fairly defined characteristics -- SummerStage, located on the east side of Central Park, is fittingly strict, and the currently out-of-commission McCarren Park Pool is a veritable haven for hipsters -- the bandshell is a chameleon of sorts, adapting in tone and vibe to the show at hand.

That most of the functional categories were assigned to one of these temporal peak patterns indicates a fairly defined progression of functions across the day.

Rabaptin-5C21 and Rabex-5 are well defined in the electron density map; however, only one Rab5 is fairly defined while the other is poorly defined.