The phrase "all the terms except" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying that certain terms or items are excluded from a list or group.
Example: "The contract applies to all the terms except those related to liability."
Alternatives: "all terms but" or "all terms excluding".
In GO biological process namespace all the terms except for 'response to carbohydrate stimulus' (adjusted p-value 0.02) were related to phosphorylation and various regulatory processes.
This allows us to pass to the limit in equation (1.7) in all the terms except the term (int_{0}^{t} [(u_{s}, v)+(theta_{s}, w) ],ds).
The mapping back to posteriors approach relies on the average posteriors of the detections of all the terms except that being detected that are ranked in the same position within the detection list for the given term.
It should be noted that it is difficult to discuss the origin of the wake electric field in terms of the steady-state equation of motion for an ion fluid, (16 First, all the terms except for the ion convection term (−U zi B x ) are dominant.
Updating location parameters (intercept and marker effects) requires forming offsets obtained by subtracting from the phenotypes all the regression terms except the one that is being updated.
17 The ordinal regression analysis included the polychotomous term "mtDNA haplogroup" (H, J, T, U, K, and others), the dichotomous term " APOE genotype" (ε4/non‐ε4), and all the above terms, except "epidural hematoma," which was not available for our cohort.
All the model terms, except for B 2, owned a high F value with Prob > F < 0.05, indicating model term significances.
The union said the two sides had settled on all the terms of a contract except for Mrs. Sieger's request to use a different arbitrator.
In this situation, all the terms in Eq. (24) vanish except for that with j = 0.
Equation (13) can then be rewritten as follows. 1 + Δ aY n − 1 1 1 + r n − 1 ∑ i = 0 n − 1 n − i n 2 − n − i + 1 n 2 ≤ 1 + Δ aY n 1 1 + r n (14 It is easy to show that the sum of the square brackets is just 1 (an expansion of the sum cancels out all terms except for the first and the last, which are 1 and 0, respectively), leading after some re-arrangements to the following equation.
The results show that all terms except the chemical recombination term are highly variable and have significant contributions to the R-T growth rate especially in the June solstice.
