Sentence examples for almost all means from inspiring English sources

In measure theoretic terms, almost all real numbers are irrational, where "almost all" means all but a set of zero measure.

The term "almost all" means that the set where the partial derivative does not exist has insignificant measure in the first quadrant, i.e. has a two-dimensional Lebesgue measure zero.

Although we should be careful when interpreting this result since almost all mean values for the NP group were close to 1.

Without fail, they're almost all meant to be sad sex substitutes for creepy men.

Without fail, they're almost all meant to be sad sex substitutes for creepy men.

This analysis showed statistically significant results for almost all mean values of BMI (Table  5) and BMI/A Z-score (Table  6).

Lengths of GT on treated upper leaves were not significantly different from the control, but it is noteworthy that almost all mean values of stress-treated leaves were lower than the control (Fig.  3B).

The third class showed the highest probability of a correct answer for almost all the items (mean of 79%).

Countries outside the zone of chaos need not be too frightened of the pre-modern states: their wars, which means almost all the world's wars nowadays, are generally internal affairs that do not directly threaten other countries.

Fighters and matadors do it on great occasions and mere novelists almost all the time, which means there was absolutely nothing inappropriate about Lewis Hamilton's dedicating of his first victory for Mercedes to his erstwhile Pussycat Dolls girlfriend, Nicole Scherzinger.

But this tactic has all but stopped in the past two weeks after the EU agreed a deal that in theory could mean almost all those arriving at the Greek islands eventually being deported back to Turkey.