Sentence examples for still almost complete from inspiring English sources

Still almost complete is the original white pattern of "fake" stone joints, which do not follow the lines of the real masonry.

The co-localization of receptor with EEA-1 was at its maximum at 5 min and still almost complete at 10 min, then gradually decreased up to 30 min.

The lethality of Cox5b knockdown driven by G14 was fully rescued by co-expression of AOX, although when knockdown was driven by da-GAL4 the result was still almost complete pupal lethality, suggesting that some COX activity in tissues other than muscle is needed for the completion of development.

When the novel – still his greatest – was published in 1959 against the background of the cold war and postwar reconstruction, there was still an almost complete silence in the Federal Republic about the Third Reich and in particular about the Holocaust.

However, when we measured the H+ efflux rate in the presence of cariporide and S3705, we found that the agents still provided almost complete inhibition of the exchangers.

For example, 10-fold dilutions of released peptide solution still showed almost complete inhibition of GFP production after 7 days, whereas 100-fold dilutions showed a marked drop in activity by day 2.

And then there is Lilly, which is still smarting from the almost complete collapse of sales of Prozac after the introduction in 2001 of competing generics.

However, this requires taxonomically almost complete chronograms which is still lacking for the core Corvoidea.

Ms. Lyons of the public utilities control office said regulators are convinced that as the process moves forward, more people will look at their options, and there is still almost three years before the complete end of regulation.

We've decided to build two yuca mills for the cooperative there: our manual/motor yuca mill is almost complete but we still have a lot of work to do on our pedal-powered one.

But what revolutionized his thinking was the slow, stately music of Java, which showed him that "time could be driven to an almost complete halt and still be interesting".