Sentence examples for except for increasing from inspiring English sources

The residential real estate market "largely held steady at very low levels" except for increasing construction of multifamily homes, the beige book said.

Except for increasing yeast and mold counts, adding water to the HSG hybrid harvested at 27% DM did not have adverse effects but was associated with greater starch intake, CP digestibility, and ruminal total VFA concentration, and decreased acetate to propionate ratio in dairy cows.

The excess mortality rate for those with insulin-treated diabetes compared with those without diabetes remained stable except for increasing excess mortality from neoplasms.

However, no overall increased excitability has been reported in Fmr1 knockout (KO) mice, except for increased sensitivity to auditory stimulation.

Except for increased repair tissue volume, no significant differences in cellular organization or histological appearance were observed between the natural repairs and MSC collagen grafted repairs.

No effects of phytase addition were observed on mineral concentration, except for increased Zn concentration in the pancreas of pigs fed LP+.

Contrary to this hypothesis, the RS− diet did not affect intake or milk production relative to the NS− diet, except for increased milk urea nitrogen and a tendency for a decrease in milk protein yield.

The expression of Ang- 1-7) Ang- 1-7 wandsimilACE2n samples obtained from normal term or preeclamptic pregnancies, except for increased expression of ACE2 in umbilical arterial endothelium in preeclampsia [0.5 (0.5–0.8) vs 0.0 (0.0–0.0), p < 0.01].

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It's been 12 years since 9/11, and except for increased security at airports, we Americans have continued to live our day-to-day lives within a false framework of harmless refuge, deadened to the realities to which we are all vulnerable.

Transcriptional responses were mirrored by measurements of cytokines in cell culture supernatants, except for increased secretion of IL-1β in M. vaccae primed DC.