Sentence examples for fairly mirror from inspiring English sources

The corresponding p-values (right panels of Fig. 2, top to bottom) fairly mirror the same trend.

Acne medication should kept near the mirror and kept at a fairly close distance.

Nevertheless, the declining level of trust in government since the 1970s is a fairly close mirror for the growth in spending on social insurance as a share of the gross domestic product and of overall government expenditures.

In those metrics that tend to mirror fairly closely the quality of the teams who earn them, time and again Burnley stick out for the wrong reasons.

The two distributions mirror fairly closely the natural distribution of HPO concepts in the ontology (see Section S3 in the Supplementary Material).

Mr. Leichter approaches the Stravinsky music with a fairly conventional ear, mirroring its aggression with rigid lines and a jazzy undertow.

M.P.: In neurology, if you take stroke as an example, preclinical models of stroke tend to be occlusion of the middle cerebral artery, which causes ischemic damage in the brain of a rodent or nonhuman primate that mirrors fairly well what happens in the human situation.

It is an attitude that could fairly be said to mirror his own playing style, as demonstrated even before moving from CSKA Sofia to Celtic as one of the more successful signings made during John Barnes' unhappy reign.

In "Spearhead" the Doctor has just regenerated into the white-maned form of Mr. Pertwee; frequently consulting a mirror, he fairly quickly decides that he likes his new, craggy visage.

If not, your mirror is fairly much an essential item.

It holds up a fairly accurate, if somewhat distorting mirror to their existence.