Sentence examples for observed fairly from inspiring English sources
It is a unique place in the sense that we have observed fairly large along-strike variations in both the slow earthquake activity and the observed heat flow within the subduction zone, which provide us a good opportunity to investigate the relation between them.
For years, a rule against copying your neighbor's order was observed fairly strictly.
For years, a rule against copying your neighbor's order was observed fairly strictly.
The efficiency was observed fairly high at pH = 2 3 for AC and pH = 5 6 for MWCNTs.
Chromium removal was found to be pH dependent and the efficiency was observed fairly high at pH = 2 3 for AC, in comparison with the pH = 5 6 for MWCNTs.
With the remaining cells, we observed fairly strong expression of OX or RC phase reporters (Figure 3C).
Frankly, given the behaviour of governments and central banks over the past two years it would be truly bizarre not to observe fairly substantial fiscal multipliers.And that is the key point: policymakers suffered from a striking lack of perspective in opting to pursue broad austerity* beginning in 2010.
Mr McDonnell observes, fairly, that "if we stick to the same old means of funding transportation, we will find ourselves having the same debates and facing the same revenue shortfalls over and over again as inflation slowly eats away at the gas tax, cars get better mileage to meet CAFE standards and more alternative-fuel vehicles hit the streets".
He did come out of rural seclusion to observe fairly passively the ultimately disappointing events in Frankfurt in 1848, and to deliver a series of public lectures at Heidelberg beginning the same year.
Arbitrary power is excluded when courts hold themselves accountable only to the law and observe "fairly strict procedures".
While prior psychometric studies have provided evidence for the reliability of catastrophizing measures, we were encouraged to observe fairly strong correlations over time for dispositional and situational measures, suggesting the relative stability of individual differences on these measures.
