The phrase "almost all the sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of samples taken in a study or analysis.
Example: "In our research, we found that almost all the sampling indicated a significant trend in the data."
Alternatives: "nearly all the samples" or "most of the sampling".
For the remainder of this work, the subband level method is employed, as it presents, for almost all the sampling delays considered, the highest gain amongst the standard compliant schemes.
Moreover, the free cyanide levels at almost all the sampling sites, except at Dam 4, Dam 7 and BH1 were below the maximum contaminant level of 0.2 mg L−1 established by USEPA (USEPA 2002) and the Ghana Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).
From the Fig. 5a, b, it is indicated that the almost all the samples were in the border of evaporation dominance to weathering dominant zone.
Defect bands become more regular and increase in height with increasing draw ratio, λ, occupying almost all the sample at λ = 8.3.
In almost all the samples examined, only a single painting layer was observed with the exception of the Marian painting, where an underlying painting layer was identified.
Based on TH classification of groundwater (Table 5) almost all the samples were found to be very hard and unfit for drinking.
This study demonstrates that almost all the groundwater samples collected from the CA can be described as the Na-SO4 type, whereas the samples from the QA and the LA were the Ca-SO4 and Na-Cl types, respectively.
In almost all the studied samples, arsenic appeared predominantly associated with iron oxyhydroxides, especially in the amorphous form.
However, permeability index (PI) values indicate that almost all the groundwater sample fall under the class II and suitable for irrigation.
Military medical records were obtained for almost all the men in the sample.
Samples from almost all the locations were classified as hard and contained high TDS which indicate its unsuitability for drinking.
