These regulations, based on fixed feed quotas for each individual farm, virtually caused a halt to any further increases in production for Danish trout farming, except for the effects of developing improved feed composition and feeding techniques.
The auditors approved the accounts, but only with the qualification "except for the effects of any additional disclosures that might have been found to be necessary had we been able to determine the nature of the relationship between the company and Axam".
They point out that except for the effects of estrogen loss after menopause, the normal physical changes that accompany aging appear to interfere very little with a female's sexual ability and that reports of a decline in elderly women's sexual interest are controversial.
However, when we take away the adjustment along the external margin (columns (4) and (5)), the effects largely become not statistically significant, except for the effects of having young children.
Except for the effects of cigarette prices and marketing bans, the model relies on studies of policy effects from high income countries, owing to the lack of studies for low and middle income countries.
Although each measurement is a different individual, the mean intertwin variation is zero except for the effects of age and any variables that may contribute to delayed sampling of the second twin, such as socioeconomic status, illness, or travel.
Also, note that both cases 2 and 3 have the same decrease in SID, but the individual in case 2 is expected to be quite sick with acidemia whereas the patient in case 3 is probably not acutely ill, except for the effects of low oncotic pressure.
When re-estimated in specific datasets, the predictor effects were not significantly different from the predictor effects in the clinical model, except for the effect of typical chest pain for Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria Parma.
Except for modifying effect of parity, models were also adjusted for age at first birth, number of full-term pregnancies and breastfeeding.
Descriptive analysis showed no significant differences in the importance attributed to having pain and discomfort relieved, except for the effect of employment: more important to people who had a job than for those who were not employed (mean = 1.38 and 1.06, respectively).
