Sentence examples for almost nil in the from inspiring English sources

There was almost no cell debris and therefore no haemoglobin leakage in the BSA-conjugated test samples, which implies that cell lysis was almost nil in the same.

Until, the 1998/1999 season when the nation went through severe blackouts, thermal and other sources of generating electricity was almost nil in the energy generation mix of the country.

Most of the text is given over to methodical presentation of research, with the uniting theme that optimistic assessments of mobility are badly wrong.Conventional research has it that society is highly fluid: the effect of inheritance is almost nil in some Nordic societies, and family explains no more than 25% of an adult child's status in America, which has always been less mobile.

In state offices turnover was almost nil in this week's elections.

An earlier study in Malaysia which was conducted in a teaching hospital, has shown that the awareness of colorectal cancer screening is almost nil among the in-patients who were newly diagnosed with colorectal cancer [ 13].

Although it is possible that the control of wetting properties does not require to manage geometries on the nanoscale, this loss may be minimized designing the relief in such a way as to have almost nil area (as in the example above).

American interest in it is almost nil, but the contest's having first been broadcast in 1956 makes it the longest continuously running program in Europe.

The prevalence was about average in working-class Ridgewood, Queens, and almost nil on the Upper East Side.

The highly significant difference[ 4, 7- 9] and the missing rate of almost nil among the telephone respondents[ 4, 8] are in accordance with other findings.

"My expectations were almost nil coming in, to tell you the truth.

Not surprisingly, this effect was almost nil for the younger age groups, but increased with age particularly for males for in-person mental health service use, although this influence remained low.