Sentence examples for except for application from inspiring English sources
Averaging over a band of frequencies generally removes most of the interference effects, except for application points close to the far boundary, the remaining dependence on the application point being equivalent to the effects of mode shape coherence.
The numerical designs of the CTL and CLM runs were the same, except for application of the SST.
Sham operation animals were subjected to the identical surgical procedures except for application of micro-aneurysm clips.
Primary amplification condition for the second set of primers was the same as above except for application of 2 mM MgCl2, and slight reduction in annealing temperature of steps I and II.
However, the inclusion of "mind" introduces complex semantic problems to any analysis and is generally avoided except for the application of information theory to physiology.
In McPherson v. Flynn, we held that, "at common law, except for limited application of quo warranto, there was no right to contest in court any public election because such a contest is political in nature and therefore outside the judicial power".
Results showed that for all combinations of input parameters the umbilical system appears to be less laborious that the tanker system, while, regarding the distribution cost the tanker system appears to be more economical for most combination of input parameters except for large application rates as compared to the umbilical system.
Many alternative rescue treatments had been investigated for ARDS with severe hypoxemia, but their impact on mortality is undetermined, except for early application of prolonged prone position [3].
Except for the application on solar cells, the photoresponse of black silicon in the region of 1 to 1.2 μm also make it applied as digital night vision, plastic sorting for recycling, and noninvasive blood-chemistry monitoring [33].
The rules are almost the same as the ones in Fig. 8 except for the application rule that now includes, as a premise, a test of the subtyping relation (tau ' le _{D} tau ), which represents a function that is true if and only if (tau ' le tau ) holds.
