Sentence examples for constituted an exception from inspiring English sources
Two groups of scholars may be seen to have constituted an exception to this generalization: anthropologically minded linguists and linguists concerned with Bible translation.
H3K18ac constituted an exception as oscillation was completely suppressed in the second cycle.
Strains Lalvin EC-1118 and IOC 18 2007 were the only wine strains with a decreased copy number in AGP3, which codes for an amino acid permease, and DAK2, participating in the glycerol catabolic process, while strain 06L6FF20 constituted an exception within the wine strains, since it showed identical copy number of all of these genes relatively to strain S288C.
The first artist who springs to mind when Dada is mentioned, Marcel Duchamp, would constitute an exception, but he really wasn't a Dadaist.
In the federal courts, the plain-error doctrine constitutes an exception to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 30's requirement that defendants make timely objections to instructions.
And to this generalization the Eleventh Amendment, despite the outcry about sovereign immunity and the sovereignty of the states which preceded its adoption, does not constitute an exception.
Semitransparent ice clouds, such as cirrus, constitute an exception to this rule since their differential transmission cause larger negative differences.
As we suggested earlier on, transnational marriages constitute an exception to the normal practice of unions between Chinese partners with a shared cultural background (Jeffreys and Pan 2013).
The de dicto reading arising with verbs constitutes an exception to two fundamental laws of medieval semantics, known as (1) Existential Generalization and (2) Substitutivity of Identicals (Hausser 1999, Sect. 20.4).
