The phrase "almost in part" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is partially true or applicable, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The project was almost in part successful, but there were still several issues to address."
Alternatives: "partially" or "somewhat".
The evolutionist theory and the resource-based approaches stress the learning processes that are at the origin of the firm's routines and of their technological trajectories and put forward the double nature of knowledge, codified and tacit, which makes its appropriability possible (almost in part) (Nelson and Winter 1982; Dosi et al. 2000).
Nonetheless, eventual in vitro validation studies must take into account the possibility that mature miRNA sequences proposed by FindMiRNA could be almost in part imprecise, and their boundaries should be carefully inspected or broadened.
A previous study from Young and co-workers mentioned that in mice, doses of ketamine to induce analgesia/anesthesia are 8 to 16 times higher than those required for human and that such differences to induce a similar effect result, almost in part, from species characteristics in term of clearance properties.
Unfortunately, rebellion between groups that are different is an almost wired-in part of human nature.
Today he is almost forgotten, in part because he was on the losing side in the war over quaternions.
That could prove almost impossible, in part because several Democrats from more conservative states have expressed doubts about the legislation.
That loan was used for payroll and supplies and was exhausted almost immediately, in part because vendors are demanding cash in advance or on delivery, hospital officials said.
He made the leap from actor to political activist, almost 50 years ago, in part by opposing government-run health insurance for the elderly.
Increasingly homebound by illness before he died in 1883, Manet painted still lifes almost exclusively, in part for convenience's sake.
The Jets moved up in the first round of the draft to select a cornerback, almost certainly in part because the Patriots had loaded up on receivers.
The State was almost bankrupt, in part as a result of the profligacy of finance minister Nicolas Fouquet.
