Sentence examples for except for categories from inspiring English sources

The same is true for sales area, except for categories 1, 5 and 7.

Interpreting the regression coefficients, more employees are associated with an increased number of total deliveries, except for categories 5 and 7.

Among these categories that are specific for typical and atypical drugs, most of them had only a few interactions, except for categories "antiobesity preparations, excluding diet products" (A08A), and "antiglaucoma preparations and miotics" (S01E).

Gene ontology analysis of the associated genes yielded mostly general categories except for categories linked to transcription (GO 0006355 ~ regulation of transcription, DNA-dependent) and proto-oncogenes (SP_PIR_KEYWORDS "Proto-oncogene" category).

9. Entrants may submit only one entry per category but, entrants are entitled to enter more than one category of the Awards, except for category A "Student Publication of the Year".

Except for category 1 (patient selection bias) which contained five instead of three items.

The PCM also revealed that, successive response categories for all items were located in the expected order except for category 1 in self- and proxy-reports.

Thus, the median and mean values for TFA differed within all food categories, except for category (VI), the butter samples (Fig. 1).

The genes that were up-regulated in both genotypes were mainly involved in stress and defense responses (23%%) and carbohydrate metabolism (19%%) except for category with unknown function (none) (Additional file 5: Figure S5C).

In our institution the regional anaesthetic is performed/extended in the induction room, except for Category 1 cases which are transferred directly on to the operating theatre table where epidural extension commences.

There were no significant interactions between baseline weight and weight change categories, except for HDL categories (P < 0.0002), for which the slope of the association between weight change category and change in HDL cholesterol was steepest in those who weighed least at baseline.