Sentence examples for almost all the examples from inspiring English sources

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].

11 However, almost all the examples prepared to date consist of discrete layers of ligands that lie to each side of the tier of metal ions.

Why, for example, do almost all the characters avail themselves of the opportunity to don a uniform?

"In Denmark, for example, it has killed almost all the population of ash trees".

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.

Writer extimates that there were some forty builders at the show, almost all with examples of their work.

Shaffer's choice of the Yellowstone grizzly bears has had the result that almost all early examples of stochastic PVA relied on that data set.

Take a look at Vine, or Takes: one reason they're only a few seconds long is that, if they were any longer, almost all examples of the form would quickly be revealed as nearly unwatchable crap.

Almost all examples studying the response dynamics when systems are subjected to perturbations, such as drug dosing (Eisen et al., 1998) or stress (Windram et al., 2012), or where the progression of disease is studied (Calvano et al., 2005) fall into this latter category.

This functional response is a primitive exhibit of lag, but its time line is less imperative than the lag in almost all structural examples that I can nominate.