Sentence examples for almost specific from inspiring English sources

Some studies indicate that the diagnosis of adenomyosis is rare in adolescence [10] and features of classic adenomyosis are not typical [11], with cystic adenomyosis being almost specific to adolescent and young women [12].

A study from the USA has reported that S. Saintpaul was almost specific for turkey meat rather than chicken, beef and pork samples [ 11].

In addition to type II collagen, the second main component of the extracellular matrix of articular cartilage is aggrecan, which, like collagen type II, is almost specific to this tissue.

One reason, which accounts for maintenance of Prx could be, that they can reduce a wide range of alkyl hydroperoxides [ 30], while APx isoforms are almost specific for H2O2 [ 4].

The arCOG profiles of the three genomes and those of the arCOG database were used to identify proteins potentially shared by all and only methanogens, as well as proteins almost specific to methanogens and shared by almost all methanogens.

As similarly seen for whole proteomes [ 29], certain clusters were either abundant in Pezizomycotina or almost specific to them, as visualized by the intensity of red color, e.g. below the universal clusters in the middle of Figure  4A.

Almost immediately, specific restrictions kicked in.

The official list of proscribed post-touchdown behaviors, filed under a rule against taunting, is exhaustive and almost comically specific.

I glimpsed it at no greater length than I had earlier, and yet, with almost no specific information, it continued to intrigue me.

While the Liberal Democrats are fully signed up to the laudable Get Britain Cycling recommendations, the Conservatives and Labour are maintaining their traditional approach of supporting cycling in theory while committing almost nothing specific.

It is notable that, for all the posturing and yelling and press conferences about the debt ceiling and the budget, there are almost no specific proposals on the table.