Sentence examples for almost never reference from inspiring English sources
I almost never reference back to classical music when I'm writing, although it wouldn't be too surprising if it were subconsciously making a difference.
The Golden Rule is imperfect and, at times, too easy of a response, so I almost never directly reference it in this column.
On his website and Facebook biographies, he shares, "I do illustration, animation and general doodlings in order to keep sane," and "I can only create something from complete nothing (or music playing in my headphones) so I almost never use references".
This is due to the fact that Cufflinks is very accurate at predicting intermediate exons but does not predict start and stop codons and therefore beginning and the end of a transcript almost never match the reference annotation.
With NJ using Euclidean distances, the input topology was recovered in 100% of simulations when the most derived taxon was the reference taxon, but almost never when either an internal (S6) or basal (S12) taxon was designated as reference.
For static scenarios, the standard deviation almost never increases more than the double of the reference one, while significantly greater differences are observed in the dynamic scenario S7.
Mutation descriptions were often not precise, no standard notation existed, and the sequence of the reference gene under study was almost never indicated.
(No reference intended to the "Today" show feature "Where in the World Is Matt Lauer?" "I'm almost never up that early," Mr. Harding said).
This almost never happens.
