Sentence examples for except for factors from inspiring English sources

All factors were present in excess, except for factors II, VII and X, all derived from the plasma being tested.

Epilepsy groups were generally comparable for clinical parameters, except for factors included in the risk scoring, i.e. frequent convulsive seizures, nocturnal seizures, and onset of disease (Table 2).

The stability of the questionnaire also proved acceptable: the test-retest intraclass correlation coefficients of the factors were relatively high – except for factors Stress recognition (0.55) and Perceptions of hospital management (0.44).

When convection of all enzymes except for factors IIa and Xa (i.e. Va, VIIa, VIIIa, IXa, XIa, activated protein C) was turned off (dark cyan line in Fig. 4a, Table 1), the influence of flow on coagulation system was reduced approximately 2.6-fold (= 0.39), while sensitivity to flow rate variation was reduced by a factor of 1.6 (R' = 0.63).

All subscales, except for factor 5, correlated moderately with each other.

For all the factors, except for factor d), we asked whether or not a factor was reported in each paper.

All the factor reliability coefficients were acceptable (>0.70) except for factor 1 of the five factor solution (0.62).

All data were analyzed using SPSS 15 (SPSS, Inc., Chicago, IL) except for factor analyses where Mplus version 7.1 (Muthén & Muthén, Los Angeles, CA) [ 24] was used.

There is also a possibility for factor VII to activate factor IX which in turn activate factor X. Except for factor VII, all factors of extrinsic pathway are similar to intrinsic pathway leading to the formation of thrombus [ 15, 16].

Correlations were considerably higher among physicians than among other staff, both for single items and for (additive) factors – for physicians, all intraclass correlations, except for factor Stress Recognition (0.67) were above 0.7.

This model answers the question: If all demographic characteristics and measures of engagement are held constant except for factor X, does factor X significantly predict whether a struggling student accepted or declined peer tutoring?