Sentence examples for and thus almost from inspiring English sources

The apparent open probability of hPIEZO1 at <0 mV was very small (<5%) and thus almost identical to mPIEZO1 (Fig. 7a, b).

Then again, I suppose this vintage port is out of date too, in a sense, given that it's a 1985 vintage and thus almost as old as I am.

There has not been a male birth in the imperial family -- the world's oldest reigning monarchy -- in over 30 years, and the birth of a girl would be only slightly less rare, and thus almost as exciting.

A highway that soars above the city with signs written in gibberish, divider lines that look like spaghetti, and virtually no breakdown lanes (and thus almost no police presence) is lawless and exhilarating.

For decades, American juries have been instructed that when a person is found in unexplained possession of recently stolen property, it is proper to infer that the person knows it is stolen, and thus almost certainly is guilty of receiving stolen property.

Highlights include the gasu ebi, a super-sweet prawn too delicate to transport and thus almost impossible to find outside the region, and nodoguro, which Mathilde, a fluent Japanese speaker, translates as black-throated gnomefish (though I prefer the Latin name: scombrops boops).

It has a mass of.95 Msun and a radius of 1.1 Rsun, and is thus almost the same mass and radius as the Sun.

On the other hand, the reconstruction of d N/d S along the phylogeny (supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online) clearly appears to be unreliable: the large values observed in ancient and fast evolving lineages are probably the result of a differential saturation of d S and d N, and are thus almost certainly artifactual.

The papers allow the bearer to travel freely around German-controlled Europe and to neutral Portugal, and are thus almost priceless to the refugees stranded in Casablanca.

At the high temperatures and pressures, the gasification rate is fast and proceeds in the film diffusion regime and is thus almost independent from temperature.

The orbit's inclination of Kepler-11c is 89°, and is thus almost edge-on as seen from Earth.