Sentence examples for now fairly complete from inspiring English sources

While the absence of rTS sequence in chicken may be due to the insufficiency of available genome sequences or ESTs, we were puzzled by the failure to retrieve any rTS sequences in mouse, considering the fact that the mouse genome sequence is now fairly complete and its EST data is quite comprehensive.

These figures reflect the completeness of the respective genome assemblies which must now all be considered fairly complete.

Now the same team has found a fairly complete specimen of an adult that probably weighed about 4 to 6 kilograms.

Through a synthesis of comparative-genomic data and bottom-up reconstructions of early stages of life's evolution, it is now possible to outline what I believe to be a fairly complete and credible history of spliceosomal introns (Fig. 3).

IMDb won, and Needham is now fairly blase about the issue: "Our aim is to be as complete and accurate as possible.

The ship, which is now based in Portsmouth where a new museum is being built to house her, also had 92 fairly complete skeletons of the crew of the Mary Rose.

Their intelligence failure there was fairly complete.

Nation-building, in many Arab countries, is fairly complete.

This fairly complete set traces the modest star's every astute response.

It was a fairly complete performance".

Defence was awful now fairly solid.