Sentence examples for almost completion of from inspiring English sources

The IR spectra further demonstrate an almost completion of the modification reaction after short periods of time, i.e., 10 min. Additionally, we used this approach with polymers prepared at varying initiator concentrations and thus varying degrees of cross-linking and vinyl group content.

For Rangers, the almost certain completion of a League and League Cup double will have to do.

Notification of new cancer cases is compulsory in the three countries, and multiple data sources ensure almost 100% completion of the cancer registries (Engeland et al, 1993).

It began in 2008, that improbably toxic year: an endless search for almost-jobs; the completion of an expensively worthless degree; a lying, cheating girlfriend; a crashed stock portfolio (bought with money from the Brooklyn home I flipped as a successful subprime borrower).

The impression he made probably explains why, almost simultaneously with the completion of the letter, he was named bishop of Scranton by the pope.

Studies and environmental assessments into various extensions began almost immediately after the completion of the route to Newmarket in 1989; it would take over a decade for any northward progression to take place.

Qualitative analysis revealed good comprehension and ease of completion of almost all items.

These findings suggest that reducing treatment duration from 25 weeks to 16 weeks could yield an absolute percentage point increase in treatment completion of almost 10%.

With the completion of almost all its member projects, CREDO has recently ceased to exist, but information about the cluster is still available on online (http://www.credocluster.info).

According to Brookings, bandwidth is expected to increase by 2,400% in East Africa while costs should be reduced by almost half at the completion of undersea cables currently under construction [ 33].

Clinicians would have to wait almost 30 years, until the completion of the landmark Saline versus Albumin Fluid Evaluation (SAFE) trial, to begin to draw definitive conclusions.