Sentence examples for using a fairly small from inspiring English sources
The results of these studies indicate that QSAR skin sensitisation classification models using a fairly small number of simple descriptors can be constructed using either AFP or MLP, which will have good predictive power, especially for those compounds with some degree of sensitisation potential.
In the present study, several variables were measured using a fairly small sample size of participants, and this may have limited the possibility of showing significant differences in some global strategy variables, especially the ones in the horizontal plane where a high inter-participant variability and differences in foot length could have had an impact.
Using a fairly small cylinder radius (∼6 8 voxels) and rotating the 3D view of the image to avoid overlaps, the cylinder will almost always contain just one soma and a reliable marker can be assigned in just a few seconds.
In the picture above, the cat is using a fairly small branch rather than a log and is still happy to scratch.
They used a fairly small grant from the Global Environment Facility to draw up an ambitious renewable energy law including training for national electricity utility staff on how to integrate renewable energy into the grid.
But people use a fairly small portion of the earth's available land area, and climate change (initially, anyway) will have relatively moderate or even benign effects on some places.
Use a fairly small hook, such as 0 or 00, and thin string or yarn.
Unlike Europe and other industrial countries, however, the United States government uses only a fairly small part of the resources it has to benefit the have-nots.
McNulty's used to stock a fairly small selection; fancy beans, like French Roast Java, sold mostly during Christmas.
Hesterman said "a fairly small weapon" was used against the target, which he described as a known bomb factory in an industrial area.
Using Bayes theorem, and the Principal Principle, after a fairly small number of tosses we can become quite confident that the propensity lies in a small interval around the observed relative frequency.
