The phrase "almost completely suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been implied or recommended to a significant extent, but not entirely.
Example: "The idea for the project was almost completely suggested by the feedback we received from our clients."
Alternatives: "nearly fully implied" or "largely recommended".
In dermal fibroblasts, where the HAS-2 is the predominant isoform, glucocorticoids inhibit HAS mRNA almost completely, suggesting a molecular basis of the decreased HA in atrophic skin as a result of local treatment with glucocorticoids.
They also included dozens of new ones.The mutated genes in breast cancers and colorectal cancers were almost completely distinct, suggesting the two cancers develop along different pathways.
The Y116A mutant lost its ability to be activated by SH2 domain ligand almost completely, which suggests that the hydrophobic pocket formed by the side chains of Y116, Y133, L138 and L149 must be intact for the SH2 domain-mediated activation of Csk (Mikkola and Gahmberg, 2010).
The unprecedented finding that residual viral transcription was almost completely depleted, suggests that the latent reservoir of HIV-1 during cART can be reduced by early intervention and that proof of concept studies aiming at HIV-1 eradication or remission of HIV-1 replication should be initiated in patients during acute infection.
Consistent with this postulation, although there are a small amount of primordial follicles in elder Atg7 knockout mice, most of the mice are almost completely infertile, suggesting the dysfunction of these follicles.
However, the dominant W680G variant in this subject almost completely disappeared three years later, suggesting that whatever pressure selected for this variant was transitory in nature.
Interestingly, knockdown of Sirt3 gene expression with adenoviruses rescued the inhibitory effect of PGC-1α on ROS production, and the intracellular ROS level was almost completely recovered, which suggests SIRT3 mediates the PGC-1α suppression of ROS production in muscle cells (Fig. 6C).
Almost completely is the answer suggested by one of the most captivating works in the show.
"100% different" indicate "no overlap", and accordingly 99% would suggest "almost completely different".
Similar transgenic expression of FgaB reverted the air filling defects almost completely (Fig. 4C), suggesting again that FgaB is more efficient than FgaA in reducing Sima protein levels.
