We do very little marketing except for explaining what we do.
First, it is not clear what it is to explain a theory (except for explaining it to, say, a student).
That is, no further variability (except for that explained by the population size of the cities) is required to describe heterogeneity among cities properly.
Despite these beneficial effects, however, early Gp IIb IIIa inhibitors did translate into non-significant benefits in survival, except for abciximab, explained by the improved myocardial perfusion and less distal embolisation.
No one was tending to him or seemed very interested in him, except for a man who explained that the wounded soldier was a "Kandahari," meaning a Pashto-speaking Afghan from the south.
Except for indirectly explaining why the moon is associated with Islam in the first place, all the while refuting Golda Mier's astonishing declaration "there is no such thing as a Palestinian" all in one fell swoop, taboot.
It's the same thing, I mean, once our put yourself in someone else's shoes, you realize exactly where they are coming from (Isi, Italian BBW)" A number of bilingual/bicultural workers and GPs (except for Italian participants) explained that the idea of formal services was a new one for families and as a result they spent a lot of time discussing aged care services.
θi is a threshold of activation of node i, which is 0 for all nodes, except two explained below.
None of the studies, except one, explained or accounted for this potential bias.
The summarized interactions are shown in Table 1, which correspond to [9] except for the cases explained below.
