Sentence examples for almost always complete from inspiring English sources

Recovery from an uncomplicated concussion is almost always complete.

Similarly, when a bullet hits the spinal cord, the injury is almost always complete, compared with other traumatic injuries to the spine that might be partial or incomplete.

Characteristics of TTC contain ST-segment elevation or T wave inversion in ECG, modest biomarker release (troponin, CK, CK-MB) and almost always complete wall-motion resolution.

However, the look is almost always completed with a cap set to the smallest size and perched neatly atop the head.

She described his creative process as simultaneously reading a magazine and playing solitaire in the living room, then retreating to an officer to bang out a complete and almost always perfect script in less than three hours.

Although his own gigantic renown increased the difficulty of the struggle, since he could produce nothing which exceeded the public estimates of his genius; yet he advanced to the honourable contest again, and again, almost always with complete triumph.

Police will almost always have more complete information at the time of assigning official crime type labels.

Overall, when all specific diffusion mechanisms in the system are in favour of diffusion, the system will almost always converge to complete diffusion, and an S-shaped diffusion curve will be generated.

For those who wish to continue working in the laboratory and remain in basic research, it is "almost always" necessary to complete at least one tenure as a postdoctoral fellow.

These surveys showed that nearly all acute respiratory distress syndrome patients fully recover lung function within 1 year [ 14], while ICU patients that survived renal failure almost always experience a complete recovery of renal function [ 15].

This will almost always require them to complete a number of treatment programmes which result in favourable reports to the parole board.