"except for evaluating" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a limitation or exception to something previously mentioned. Example: We can use the materials to do almost anything, except for evaluating their effectiveness.
Most imaging methods (except positron emission tomography; PET) for evaluating pulmonary edema (Table 1) do not estimate EVLW per se, but instead produce estimates of total water content or concentration (i.e. vascular + extravascular water).
36 CAVI is considered as a useful physiological marker for evaluating arterial stiffness, except in patients with chronic arterial fibrillation or peripheral arterial disease, because of the low reliability of CAVI.
Two independent experts, blinded to all clinical information except for age, evaluated the CXRs.
Follow-up period ranged from 8 wk to 24 wk, except for a study evaluating the impact of repeated injections which lasted 16-80 wk [60].
However, despite these advantages of MMA monomer-modified vinyl ester resin, there are few existing studies except for research on evaluating the setting shrinkage characteristics of MMA-modified vinyl ester polymer concrete (Choi et al. 2016).
Student's t-test was used for all statistical comparisons (Graph Pad Prism or Microsoft Excel software) except for the one evaluating Fyn levels in αβ lineage cells, γδ lineage cells and DN2 thymocytes from Fyn+/− mice, in which a χ2 test (Microsoft Excel software) was used.
Estimates of correlations between direct breeding value for weight at recording 3 and the social breeding values for fin erosions and fin length were negative for all evaluated traits, except for erosion of the second dorsal fin (Table 8).
The difference between the estimates was not statistically significant in both approaches and for all evaluated items, except for age, which was statistically significant in the evaluation of subgroups from individual studies and not statistically significant in the sensitivity analysis (Table 7).
A 15-year-old girl without a medical history, except for asthma, was evaluated in September 2010 for muscle weakness, weight loss of 15%, cough, and fever >40°C.
