Sentence examples for almost associated from inspiring English sources

Cost variation is a very frequent phenomenon and is almost associated with nearly constructing all wastewater projects.

Sepsis in critically ill patients is almost associated with bad prognosis and its early detection may improve the prognosis.

Although nonsignificant associations were observed between genotypes of both SNPs and TNFSF4 mRNA expression (P > 0.05) in HapMap3 and MuTHER individuals, it seemed that the risk genotype (rs2205960 TT) was almost associated with lowest TNFSF4 expression.

In these studies, positive ER-β protein staining was invariably almost associated with a favorable response to antiestrogen treatment, consistent with its antiproliferative and anti-invasive properties observed in ER-β-expressing cell lines [ 29].

The proponents of horse slaughter invoke abandonment cases like this one to support their position, almost associating themselves with people who would dump horses in the middle of the road to starve to death.

DIC is among the most frequent complications of sepsis, which is almost always associated with hemostatic changes.

Hedge funds are almost always associated with one main figure.

These are almost all associated with Hollywood names, remakes or revivals including acclaimed US comedy Arrested Development.

Past Labour governments have been almost routinely associated with financial and currency crises, stemming from balance-of-payments problems.

"The sailing behaviour is almost completely associated with, and possibly a requirement for, the aeronautic behaviour," they conclude.

"Over the years," he says, "almost everyone associated with Dia has had intense feelings — it breeds closeness.