Sentence examples for shown to be fair from inspiring English sources

The proposed payoff allocation policy is shown to be fair, efficient and individually rational.

From a review of several studies, although discrimination between survivors and non-survivors was shown to be fair to good, calibration was insufficient in most studies [ 7].

The internal consistency for the cognitive functioning subscale has been shown to be fair, with Cronbach's alpha ranging between 0.52 and 0.73 [ 17].

Both interobserver reliability and intraobserver reproducibility for the AO classification have been shown to be fair when dividing the fractures into the different subgroups.

Our finding, that the ISAR has a poor discriminating value to predict adverse outcomes in older patients discharged from UK acute medical units, shows that the ISAR did not perform as well as in the original Canadian study [ 6], where the tool was shown to be 'fair' discriminating value (AUC: 0.71).

It's a sorry showing, to be fair.

"Once the first goal went in [against Plymouth] we seemed to collapse and you could see that we are lacking a bit of confidence - we looked nervy and disjointed and were all over the show to be fair.

The 71-Test veteran also accounted for Adam Voges (12) in a bizarre caught-and-bowled that at first looked like a bump ball but was shown to be a fair catch by the TV match official.

Ortho-dichlorobenzene (o-DCB) was shown to be another fair solvent for graphite exfoliation giving a dispersibility range of 0.03 mg/mL [21].

Although quantitative differences between residuals derived from task data and continuous resting state data have been reported (Fair et al., 2007), in qualitative terms, patterns of functionally connected regions have been shown to be remarkably consistent (Fair et al., 2007; Lacy and Stark, 2012).

But the Danes are shown to be community-minded, fair and highly organised.