Sentence examples for an exception to the overall from inspiring English sources

"Life Is Hard" is an exception to the overall sound.

Methylation in male catkins was an exception to the overall trend, with genes overrepresented, and hAT, LINE1 and unknown LTR elements underrepresented.

Transcripts encoding proteins associated with autophagy, IAPs, IMD pathway, and SRRP members represent immunity genes that showed an exception to the overall decline in corresponding-transcript accumulation after a bloodmeal.

An exception to the overall modest decline in U.S. pesticide use is the rapidly increasing application of glyphosate, the active ingredient in the herbicide Roundup®.

An exception to the overall poor results of endoscopic treatment with single plastic stents in patients with chronic pancreatitis was reported by Vitale et al. [ 41], who achieved stricture resolution with single plastic stents in 80% of patients.

An exception to the overall increase in triggering of the Nutrition CAP with increased age overall was, a curvilinear relationship observed among persons who triggered level one (low BMI) of the Nutrition CAP where the youngest (aged 18 44) and the oldest old (85+) age groups were more likely to trigger.

Agassi is a notable exception to the overall decline of sports-star endorsement deals.

A notable exception to the overall pattern of CRP retaining at least some predictive significance was the relational QoL outcome when modeled incorporating social relationship factors.

However, a notable exception to the overall greater sensitivity of hypoxia-tolerant cells was the relatively greater resistance of M006x cells to the complex III inhibitors myxothiazol and antimycin A. Although all mammals require oxygen for survival, individual organ systems vary in their ability to tolerate hypoxic stress.

Web services appear to be an exception to the trend of an overall slump in technology spending.

Nevertheless, Mr. Fukuyama acknowledges, the evolution has been slowed somewhat by developments he did not quite foresee, including the rise of a militant Islam that constitutes "a broad Muslim exception to the overall pattern of democratic development".