Sentence examples for except for conduct from inspiring English sources
All specificity results were comparable to those reported by Goodman and colleagues [ 21], except for conduct disorders, for which specificity was substantially higher than in the British sample.
Using the Goodman cut-offs, the number of children classed as having behavioural problems ranged between 10% and 14% for total difficulties and each subscale except for conduct problems, which had a prevalence of 24%.
We estimated inverse associations between green space playing time and scores of SDQ total difficulties and difficulties subscales (except for conduct problems) and a weak positive association between this exposure and the strengths subscale score (Table 2).
Exclusion criteria for all participants were IQ <70 on the Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (Wechsler 1999), history of substance abuse or neurological deficits, presence of other psychiatric disorder (except for conduct disorder/oppositional defiant disorder in the ADHD group, N = 2), learning disability, reading, speech, or language disorder.
The absorption of stellar radiation, which determines the temperature of dust in stellar environments, takes place in spectral regions, where minerals are often only weakly absorbing (Zeidler et al., 2011; Pitman et al., 2013), except for conducting, or semiconducting, compounds.
This confidential information is the exclusive property of the physician directly responsible for patient care and may not be used except for conducting this study.
The interviews were conducted by the principal investigator (LM), except for those conducted among members of a community representative groups which were conducted with the help a research assistant who was more conversant with Kiswahili.
Interviews were conducted in English via telephone by two trained research assistants except for two conducted in French by SS.
Although many studies have suggested that each hand has different special talents, to the best of our knowledge, no study, except for those conducted under specific conditions (e.g., a waiter task), has examined how coordinated movements involving both hands are performed.
We counted the transfused number of packed red blood cells (RBC) during the period of CRRT treatment except for transfusions conducted due to active bleeding.
This mutation is common in eastern European lineages of P. pungitius [ 9] and it was included in all subsequent analyses except for analyses conducted with MICROCHECKER, LOSITAN, and BOTTLENECK because this locus does not follow a typical dinucleotide stepwise mutation pattern [ 9].
