The phrase "almost untreated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has not been fully treated or processed, often in contexts related to health, materials, or conditions.
Example: "The wound was almost untreated, leading to a higher risk of infection."
Alternatives: "nearly untreated" or "partially untreated".
While almost all untreated control tumors (except for one) showed very little to no phosphorylation of this protein, most genistein-treated tumors showed high band-intensity (Figure 6a).
Actin B (ACTB) expression was found to be almost identical in untreated and IFN-treated PBL and also in untreated, IFN- or IC-treated MDM and was thus selected as the most suitable gene to normalize our results in both cell types.
- Anonymous, Farm Manager, Shropshire Answer: Seed for breeding trials and screening plots is almost invariably sown untreated due to the small volumes involved and short trial-turnover timings.
IL-6 also upregulated Ror1 protein levels in a dose-and time-dependent manner, whereas both phospho-Stat3 and Ror1 were almost undetectable in untreated MM1 cells (Fig. 2B).
Accordingly, trimethylated H3K4 and acetylated H3K9, that are histone modifications normally associated with transcriptional activity, were almost reduced in untreated HCT116 cells and significantly increased with TSA, AZA or their combination (Figure 3, panel B).
Almost 40%% of untreated caries in boys revealed a pufa index >0.
The viability of Z35 and T34 cells was similar in the absence of V. dahliae conidia and almost 100% of untreated Z35 and T34 cells were viable after 12 h.
In sharp contrast, HMC-1 V560G HMC-1 V560Gs treated with imatinib in the presence of NGF continued to proliferate even after 72 h at a rate almost similar to untreated cellsols.
The species L. donovani and L. infantum are responsible for visceral leishmaniasis, the most severe form of the disease, which if untreated is almost universally fatal.
