Sentence examples for almost all of the examples from inspiring English sources

In almost all of the examples relied upon in discussions of group structure and collective responsibility, the groups in question are made up of living members.

Almost all of the examples in Fig. 1 are openly offering 'writing help' and appear to be addressing university students, both undergraduate and post-graduate.

In almost all the examples of known functional lncRNAs, these RNA molecules associate with protein complexes, and it has been postulated that the lncRNAs may have evolved to coordinate and specialize the action of proteins in the sophisticated set of eukaryotic pathways [ 12].

Almost all of the numerous examples reported in the literature utilize high-throughput screening systems based on suitable analytical techniques.

And you can hear almost all of those example sentences spoken aloud.

However they include the lessening of harm as essential to producing the greatest good and almost all of their examples involve the avoiding or preventing of harm.

Aside from the occasional reference, almost all of his examples were drawn from accounts of plague in Asia and the Mediterranean.

Almost all of our examples have great heterogeneity in the edge weights.

First, almost all of the criticisms of the case as an example of evolution in action are aimed at Kettlewell's work and the role of his mentor Professor E. B. Ford.

The physiological role of ROS is associated with almost all of the body processes, for example, with reproductive processes [ 80].

However, I would like to note that almost all of the top ten universities, for example, created more spin-off with the assessment of 3 points than spin-off with the assessment of 2 points.