Sentence examples for almost all criteria from inspiring English sources
In September 2006 Greenpeace found Apple's gear scored badly "on almost all criteria" on its green electronics scorecard.
In Table 1, LCAP [12] performs better than other protocols for almost all criteria but it suffers from traceability problem and it is not ubiquitous.
The Zeilberger algorithm [16] yields the following four-term recurrence for (S_{n}): begin{aligned}& 9(n+1)^{2}S_{n}-bigl(19n^{2}+74n+87 bigr)S_{n+1}+(n+3) (11n+29)S_{n+2} & quad -(n+3)^{2}S_{n+3}=0. end{aligned} This recurrence cannot easily be tackled as almost all criteria for log-behavior are concerned with three-term recurrences.
Concerning the evaluation of the BRIPPA EQA as a revalidation method it should be indicated that such a scheme has partial confidentiality, multiple sources of data and assessors, and a sampling procedure over several time frames, fulfilling almost all criteria necessary for a revalidation method.
"If you use biodiesel instead of petroleum, you lower almost all the criteria pollutants coming out of your tailpipe," says Shari Friedman, an environmental consultant based in Washington.
And just judging by what people are looking for in a mate, there was a large international study that asked young adults what their top criteria were and almost all, both males and females, put kindness and intelligence at the top of the list and attractiveness.
Among 200 women surveyed, almost all met criteria for hazardous drinking.
Scenario 3 scores remarkably high in almost all the criteria of Group D, Private Sector, and actors seem to relate joint development policies to a low risk percentage.
Third, with the extensive interview of NESDA, almost all relevant criteria for referral could be assessed.
We abdicated almost all exclusion criteria, opted for molecular unambiguous two field HLA typing and included minor antigens into the analyses.
41 42 Almost all PIM criteria were established based on expert consensus; therefore, they should be used to support the prescribing decision not to substitute the physician's decision on prescription.
