Sentence examples for almost not used from inspiring English sources
The phrase "almost not used" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is rarely or scarcely utilized. Example: "The term has become almost not used in modern conversations, as people prefer simpler language."
Cystatin C appears to be a good biomarker in the prediction of acute kidney injury, but so far it is almost not used to detect CIN [ 14].
Surprisingly, EXPR was followed by CNA (27 %) and then MUT (14 %) while MIRNA data was almost not used (6 %).> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> a,b,cIndicate models whose Kaplan-Meier curves were statistically different at 0.05, 0.01, and 0.001 level respectively using the log-rank test.
Prof Nicholas Saunders said: "The bullet we found comes from a Colt automatic pistol, the type of gun known to be carried by Lawrence and almost certainly not used by any of the ambush's other participants".
A study of mostly low-income black women in Atlanta found that almost half had not used a condom in their most recent sexual encounter and that 60percentt did not know their partners' H.I.V. status.
"So while North Koreans are almost certainly not using Tinder, it is possible that some foreigners – say, Chinese tourists or businesspeople spending the week in Pyongyang – are using Tinder," wrote Fisher.
As liver almost does not use lactate as energy source and lactate is a well-accepted marker for anaerobic metabolism [ 7], we measured the hepatic and plasma levels of lactate in the experimental rats to examine the impact of HA on the anaerobic metabolism.
To prevent radiation, most phones are equipped to use and come with external headphones, but winding the headset externally is not convenient, so almost all headphones are not used, and alone cause the world billions of dollars in wasted resources every year.
-- decided to reopen a building it had not used for almost a dozen years, except for occasional storage.
For almost 500 years Iranian languages were not used in writing.
Youthful looking and elegantly attired, he says he now enjoys "unprecedented popularity, which is almost embarrassing for me — I'm not used to it".
Reading text on it feels a little surreal, like it is almost too crisp because you're not used to seeing this kind of display on a phone (a nice problem to have).
