The phrase "almost probable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or outcome that is likely but not certain.
Example: "Given the current evidence, it seems almost probable that the team will win the championship this year."
Alternatives: "nearly likely" or "almost certain".
Runs of homozygosity contain valuable information about demography (e.g., Harris and Nielsen 2013) and some of the power of the blockwise schemes undoubtedly stems from the fact that some of this information is included in the frequency of monomorphic blocks that are almost always the most probable configuration.
Spatial structure of the dendrimer-protein complex was predicted and most probable variant remained almost intact under 100 ns molecular dynamics simulation conditions.
Like Ms. Reza's "Art" this play consists of a superficially provocative idea slapped onto an almost-probable situation and whipped into a froth of hyper-articulate nonsense.
The authors also observed that intravenous drug addiction and sexual promiscuity are almost absent in this population, and the most probable HCV transmission route is the iatrogenic one.
Differences in local prevalence are the most probable reason, but respective data is almost non-existent.
The centre of its estimated range of death tolls the most probable number according to the data collected and the statistics used is almost 100,000.
If non-central bankers learned about probable interest-rate movements, the temptation to trade on this information would be almost overwhelming, particularly for spies facing tighter budgets.
When compared with the most probable donor genome of F. bacterium (NZ_ABI01000003), it was found that rpsF was almost in full-length like that on the donor genome.
It usually involves almost identical histological subtypes, the possibility of metastasis from the one site to another being the most probable explanation [ 1].
