Sentence examples for both populations except for from inspiring English sources

Prediction accuracies with either a full set or a reduced set of markers are similar among all the five models in both populations except for SPLS.

Nevertheless, the longitudinal arch development was not affected and develops similarly for both populations, except for the 4 year-old Brazilian children who presented lower arches.

The risk of thyroid cancer increased monotonically in men in both populations except for minor decreases at old ages (75 years and above), which might be explained by competing risk from deaths.

Observed haplotype frequencies were similar in both populations – except for haplotype 2, which was observed with a significantly (P = 0.006) higher frequency in the control population than in the SIRS patients.

Indeed, the fatty acid composition data was quite similar for both study populations, except for EPA, which might reflect different dietary habits with higher consumption levels of fish, which is the prime dietary source of EPA, in the Netherlands than in Bavaria (cf. Table 1).

The fluorescence intensities for each marker were not statistically different between the two cell populations, suggesting a similar level of expression on both cell populations – except for the marker CD90 (P = 0.0311), which was higher on MSC from synovium.

Fluorescence intensities for these markers were not statistically different between the two cell populations, suggesting a similar level of expression in both cell populations, except for CD90 (P = 0.022), which was higher in T-MPCs.

When the haploid genome is considered, there is a general tendency towards DCs > 1 for both elements in all populations except for gypsy in Maipú (these results are due to the greater effect of some chromosomes in the final result of the test).

The training populations included all populations except for the population that was being validated, with some exceptions.

These results were replicated in both Israeli Ashkenazi (577 T2D and 552 NGT) and Austrian (504 T2D and 753 NGT) populations (except for CDKAL1) but not in the Moroccan population (521 T2D and 423 NGT).

However, when this threshold value of fire frequency was surpassed, the probability of quasi-extinction of populations exploded for all populations, except for those with the largest sizes.