Sentence examples for cited except for from inspiring English sources

"Published molecular weights are cited except for actin from Acanthamoeba and cow and pig platelets, which are assigned the molecular weight 45,000 daltons because they coelectrophorese with rabbit actin.

* The figures in this blog are calculated as follows: number of contact hours per week (as told to the Guardian by each student), multiplied by the number of teaching weeks in a year (24 for each university cited except for Birmingham, 22), divided by the maximum tuition fee to be charged from 2012 (£9,000 unless stated otherwise).

Non-electric energy storage devices have not been considered by any of the authors cited, except for Read et. al. [6], who stated that flywheel storages could be a suitable alternative to electric double layer capacitors.

There's not a whole lot to cite except for the movie, but then again, it's pointless to cite that.

The agency has not cited the building for any recent violations except minor elevator infractions, Ms. Fink said.

Dorothy Rabinowitz, in her Sept. 18 Wall Street Journal op-ed, decried the news media for favoring Barack Obama, but failed to cite specific evidence, except for an unnamed Times reporter who supposedly almost wept during the Democrat's 2008 speeches.

On the stump, Mr. Kerry's jobs-health care-education message avoids citing minorities specifically except for a line about having fought alongside men of all races, regions and religions in Vietnam and seen "whites only" signs on drinking fountains in the South in 1963.

Despite months of attempting to get details of its objections, and offering discussions to alter the placing of the turbines, he said, the ministry had no response except to cite "national security" for its silence.

None were campaign contributors except Mr. Lawrence, and his wartime heroism and ambassadorial service were cited as the reasons for the waiver.

None of the cited authors performed multivariate analysis, except for Winiarsky [ 36].

Despite the fact that Ghana has tried hard to make business attractive, few firms cited any support from government, except for a policy of a 15% preferential price adjustment to local firms and possible assistance with gaining ISO qualification.