Sentence examples for conducted with the exception from inspiring English sources

An opinion poll conducted by James Zogby on behalf of the Arab-American Institute Foundation in July 2011 found there was a "shocking" drop in Iran's popularity in the six countries where the poll was conducted, with the exception of Lebanon.

The ship was a regular participant in the annual fleet training maneuvers conducted with the exception of the mid-1880s, when she was temporarily replaced by newer vessels.

Until recently, few large population-based studies about Hispanic youth with diabetes in the U.S. have been conducted, with the exception of diabetes registries in Colorado, Chicago, and Puerto Rico (4– 6).

The negative control signal represents the level of nonspecific binding, as all assay steps were conducted with the exception that there was no introduction of the B.g. spore target.

Interviews were conducted individually (with the exception of one interview where two people were interviewed together due to logistical reasons) and were planned to last between 30 and 60 minutes.

One of the most common criticisms of the work supporting domain-relevant face biases in human newborns is that the majority of the studies conducted (with some notable exceptions) are with newborns of more than a few hours old.

We collected the data between July and September of 2010, during which time 2 interviews were conducted with each respondent, with the exception of the last respondent who was unavailable for the second interview.

All but one interview was conducted with a single participant; the exception was an interview with 2 participants.

In the past, he has proposed that, for National Poetry Day, all human affairs be conducted in rhyme, with the exception of the emergency sevices.

Analyses were conducted as above, with the exception that heated chains and multiple runs were not used.

Interviews were conducted in English, with the exception of one interview, which was completed in Hindi.