The phrase "almost identical with that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two things that are very similar but not exactly the same.
Example: "The two designs are almost identical with that of the original, differing only in color."
Alternatives: "nearly the same as that" or "virtually indistinguishable from that."
The law is almost identical with that of South Dakota, which is the subject of the decision in No. 386 242 U. S. 559, 61 L. ed.
Significant differences between step-shear and steady-state simulations were observed, while chain dynamics during recovery is almost identical with that in non-flowing melt.
The wood-carving style of the Kilenge, for instance, was almost identical with that of the Siassi and Tami islands in its themes and patterns.
Today, Lao dancers study in Bangkok, and the style of dance, music, and drama of the Royal Lao Ballet, the only remaining court troupe in Southeast Asia, is almost identical with that of lakon nai in Thailand.
The structure of the proposed device is almost identical with that of the conventional IGBT, except for the buffer layer which is formed by employing a three-step, gradually changing doping n+ structure.
The order of stress singularity around the singular point on the stress singularity line in 3D joints is almost identical with that in 2D joints in the singularity region.
Many of the plants and animals found in La Brea are identical or almost identical with species that still live in the area -- or that would be living in the area had Los Angeles not gotten in the way.
Many of the plants and animals found in La Brea are identical or almost identical with species that still live in the area or that would be living in the area had Los Angeles not gotten in the way.
And I'm willing to wager that, within a year or two at the most, the distribution of wealth would conform to patterns almost identical with those that had previously prevailed".
Thus, results were almost identical with both analyses, indicating that outlier measurements of LVCM (that may have affected the weekly range data) were not an issue.
This and the fact that the accuracies of the predictions of the CNV and S173 are almost identical with >50 SNP, suggest that both the CNV and dSNP may be on an extended haplotype that is predicted by the SNP with an accuracy of 0.94.
