Sentence examples for fairly longer from inspiring English sources

When handling short fragments from large genomes such as C.elegans, even though fairly longer largest contigs was formed, N50 and N80 size were not available with too few assembled contigs.

Instead, Quest's acquisition agreement contained a fairly typical, though longer than normal, "go-shop" clause.

Visma's board withdrew its support for Sage's 334 million pound ($583.5 million) cash bid, stating that it no longer fairly valued the company.

The state Court of Appeals strongly suggested that these assistant managers might have too much supervisory authority to participate, writing, "There comes a point at which the degree of managerial responsibility becomes so substantial that the individual can no longer fairly be characterized as an employee similar to general wait staff" under state labor law.

mKalama1 has a cross section of ~30 GM at 770 nm and absorbs fairly well at longer wavelengths.

These vary, though around 3% is fairly typical with the longer offers.

The only example writer can hope to benefit from is that of writers who, fairly or unfairly, no longer seem to have any rank at all.

Unlicensed moneylenders thrive, hinting at lots of unmet demand for credit.The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is now fairly independent and no longer sets the rates of interest banks charge, but it still manipulates the flow of credit to assist the government and, at least notionally, the poor.

"Yet the fact that sales revenues dipped in a record year for British music shows clearly that something is fundamentally broken in the music market, so that artists and the labels that invest in them no longer benefit fairly from growing demand.

These awards are also fairly small, but their longer term makes them more attractive.

The mean lengths of stay for both on-going and return migrants are fairly close, though slightly longer for the former (6.88 years vs. 6.57 years).