Sentence examples for except for a low from inspiring English sources
Settlement is mainly coastal, except for a low central plateau that encircles the town of Carmen.
Seven world-premiere models are being shown here, most of them pedestrian except for a low, sleek concept "sports brake" that revives a historic brand nameplate, the Monza.
The high light harvesting is vital for a high-efficiency photocatalyst or photodetector except for a low recombination rate of photogenerated carriers.
Similarly for OsEULS3, the Nipponbare reference allele is used preferentially, except for a low percentage of the other allele in the indica2 (7%), Aro (9%) and admix (9%) groups.
However, our results showed that no significant difference of methylation of each examined CpG unit or site within the region (−300 to 205) was observed between patients with migraine and healthy controls except for a low average methylation trend in migraine group.
The trophoblast cells do not express classical MHC class I and II molecules, except for a low levels of HLA-C [2], [3].
At the projected higher Mach numbers of advanced high-speed trains (∼0.4, say) recent analysis for hoods of uniform cross-section by Howe in 2003 indicates that a hood optimized for low Mach number operations continues to produce an essentially linear pressure rise across a compression wave of thickness ∼ℓh/M except for a low-amplitude oscillation at the very front of the wave.
To evaluate the energy changes associated with the Monte Carlo moves we used a continuum electrostatic model, that is, the crystal structure of the AcrB trimer is surrounded by a high-dielectric medium representing water, except for a low-dielectric rectangular slab surrounding the transmembrane domain, which mimics the lipid membrane.
As expected from results already shown (Figs 1 and 2), RNAi targeting cram-1 removed most of the GFP signal seen in either aggregate fraction (arrowheads, panel D, lanes 1 4; each P < 0.05), except for a low-mobility band that increased (arrow, panel D, lanes 1 2).
In order to assess the quality of their adaptive smoothing method for underwater image denoising, Arnold-Bos et al. [26] proposed a simple criterion based on a general result by Pratt [40]: for most well contrasted and noise free images, the distribution of the gradient magnitude histogram is closely exponential, except for a small peak at low gradients corresponding to homogeneous zones.
The probe intensities appeared to be properly normalized (Fig. S4), except for a small region of low intensity values for one subject, which however was consistent between technical replicates, hence putatively originating from sample-specific characteristics.
