The phrase "almost all values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of values in a particular context, indicating that only a few exceptions exist.
Example: "In this dataset, almost all values fall within the expected range, with only a few outliers."
Alternatives: "nearly all values" or "most values".
PLSR models simulated SMC accurately in diverse soil layers at different scales; almost all values for variation in response (R2) and goodness of prediction (Q2) were >0.5 and >0.0975, respectively.
For the Bluetooth interaction, our trust model outperforms the random model for almost all values of (alpha).
The argument for fine-tuning can thus be recast such that almost all values of C are outside of the life-permitting range.
At first look it can be seen that star models for both river-high-cut and non-river-cut show a dramatic decrease in almost all values (Table 6).
The peak values are reached at for almost all values, since low connectivity does not enable too many bilaterations, therefore possible locations, whereas high connectivity leads to unique localization too quickly.
In the limit of ϵ → 0, the system becomes quasi-one-dimensional and the dynamics occurs almost exclusively along the v-axis for almost all values of f, except a small range close to f = 0.
In many countries Turkey is a notorious example—legal fees can eat up almost all the value of a business.It beats flagellationAttitudes to debt are also difficult to change.
Almost ALL of them valued kindness above most other virtues: 'My granny is so kind to me.
The standard deviation around the mean is 51% and almost all the percentage departure values are between 30% and 300%.
The proposed function, with a rather good approximation, can be used to explain almost all the reported g0-values of laser systems with moderate current densities.
In other words, there exist non-zero correlation values for almost all the pairs of nodes.
