The phrase "almost all rice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of rice, indicating that there are very few exceptions.
Example: "In this region, almost all rice is grown organically, which is a significant trend in sustainable agriculture."
Alternatives: "nearly all rice" or "most rice".
Rice and beans contained almost all rice.
"Almost all rice is consumed by humans, so it's at least better than growing grains just to feed cattle," she said.
"Almost all rice is consumed by humans, so it's at least better than growing grains just to feed cattle,'' she said.
These binary vectors can be used for almost all rice transgenic experiments.
Furthermore, almost all rice straw is removed as a livestock feeding material, and then, soil organic carbon (SOC) stock is rapidly depleted with cropping practices.
In Asia and sub-Saharan Africa (8 million hectares), almost all rice is grown on small farms of 0.5−3 ha.
It's on almost all the rice dishes, two of the seafood dishes and a pork belly dish as well.
Almost all the rice consumed in the city arrived by train or by truck, further elevating the price, since the roads and the rail lines had fallen into disrepair.
Almost all the rice, A. thaliana, and P. patens enzymes fall within the plant-specific cluster, except OsBgal9, AtBGAL17 and P. patens EDQ62875, which fall in the cluster with animal β-galactosidases.
Thus, for the PBZ1 gene, the observed correlation between constitutive expression and partial resistance holds true for almost all the 23 rice genotypes tested, despite the diversity explored.
Since an alternative START codon was available to give a protein with a length compatible with almost all the other rice serpins, 25 residues were removed from the N-terminus of OsSRP-QKG for the sequence alignment so that the protein sequence begins with MAPP rather than MAAL.
