The phrase "are almost random" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that appears to lack a clear pattern or order, suggesting a high degree of unpredictability.
Example: "The results of the experiment were so varied that they seemed to be almost random, making it difficult to draw any meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "seem nearly arbitrary" or "appear to be haphazard."
"A large percentage of people have no clue what's going on at all," he says, "and for them, their votes are almost random". In place of universal suffrage, Brennan argues for something he calls "epistocracy" – a system in which only the well-informed may vote.
Accordingly, the predictions are almost random and less accurate when a random category is used.
In SIH, the associations in each segment are almost random if the number of connecting fragments is not sufficient or there are many conflicting fragments.
This implies that when NEFF <2, the HHpred models are almost random while our method can generate models useable for functional study.
His decision to enroll in the landscape program, he said in later years, was almost random.
Defenders say that what gets defined as secret is "almost random," and overclassification has run amok.
These sound collages keep changing shape and texture, playing with your expectations; it's almost random.
The posteriorly based design has a reliable venous drainage (external jugular vein), but the arterial blood supply is almost random (occipital artery).
"I came to understand," he said, "that the death penalty is almost random in terms of who is selected to be tried, depending on race, the views of the local prosecutor or an election campaign".
Everyone else is busy preparing for war, though against whom seems to be almost random, as if enemies and allies were assigned by throwing darts at a wall chart.
However, it changed significantly with changing Tc when dPCL = 8.8 nm; the c axis was perpendicular to the lamellar surface normal at 45 °C ≥ Tc ≥ 25 °C while it was almost random at 20 °C ≥ Tc ≥ 0 °C.
