The phrase "almost to the same degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare two things that are similar in extent or intensity, but not quite equal.
Example: "The two proposals were effective, but the second one was almost to the same degree as the first."
Alternatives: "nearly as much" or "almost equally".
In the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs assigned by Charles to the end of the second pre-Christian century meekness and mercy are emphasized almost to the same degree that they are in the Gospels themselves.
Regasepin1 was found to inhibit, almost to the same degree, the neutrophil enzymes MMP-8 and MMP-9 and the monocytic tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) converting enzyme (TACE/ADAM-17) in vitro.
All DOTA and DOTAGA-coupled ligands showed a lower internalization efficiency compared to the radioiodinated reference compound, whereas [68Ga]HBED-CC-Ahx-KuE was internalized almost to the same degree as ([125I]I-BA KuE.
Both cultures accumulated hydrogen almost to the same degree during eight hours.
Although female physicians tend to specialise almost to the same degree, they enter other specialties than their male colleagues [ 9- 12].
For example, older adults display enhanced recruitment of the left frontal cortex, almost to the same degree as young adults, when executing semantic encoding tasks while receiving semantic elaboration prompts from an experimenter [ 32].
The density of blood vessels stained with anti-CD31 in the primary tumor was significantly reduced, to almost the same degree, by treatment with sunitinib and DC101.
Also, some response options were insufficiently discriminating (e.g. referred to almost the same degree of intensity) and revisions of response options were suggested.
We found that the two-single factor model adequately fits, to almost the same degree as the single factor model (RMSEA, 0.047; 90% CI, 0.045 0.049; probability of RMSEA <0.05, 98.9%; CFI, 0.896; and TLI, 0.893).
Oral agents in monotherapy (thiazolidinediones [TZDs], metformin, repaglinide, α-glucosidase inhibitors and sulfonylurea [SU] compounds) improve glycemic control to almost the same degree (decrease in HbA1c of approximately 1%).
However, the most exciting and novel discovery of the current study is that the intronic portion of the conserved human genome has been subjected to almost exactly the same degree of selective pressure as the exonic component.
