Sentence examples for almost all alternatives from inspiring English sources

The producer surplus of ecotourism ($96 ha−1) is two and a half times the profit value of ecotourism ($39 ha−1), reflecting the high fixed cost of maintaining an ecotourism operation, and is again higher than almost all alternatives except unsustainable timber extraction ($227 ha−1).

These libraries were designed to give as exhaustive amino acid coverage as possible such that almost all alternative amino acids were screened at each of the five probed positions.

Transcriptome studies have shown the pervasive nature of transcription, demonstrating almost all the genes undergo alternative splicing.

Almost all the stories in the alternative weekly, it turned out, were written by journalists in India.

And some individual characteristics would impair a person's functioning under all or almost all practicable alternatives to current social practices.

The Alternative Splicing Prediction Data Base (ASPicDB) in Italy has predicted almost all human alternative-splicing transcripts and has them listed in detail [ 17].

Petry made the statement at a party conference on Monday, attended by some 300 (mostly male, largely elderly, and almost all white) Alternative für Deutschland members in Stuttgart.

Almost all possible alternative phylogenetic relationships among pipid genera have been recovered based on either morphological [ 19, 29, 30] or molecular [ 13, 31, 32] data sets, and the position of Pipoidea with respect to all other frog lineages remains also equally contentious [ 13- 16, 31, 33].

Almost all of the alternative treatment centers are subsidized by the government, but still have a relatively free hand in choosing their methods.

Almost all genes undergo alternative transcription or splicing, which increases the diversity of protein structure and function.

It is becoming increasingly recognized that almost all multiexon genes undergo alternative transcription (such as alternative transcription start or termination sites) and/or alternative exon splicing, increasing diversity of protein structure and function [ 27].