Sentence examples for except for language from inspiring English sources
Moreover, President Obama promised to have a more transparent government, but when it comes to national security and intelligence investigations, that just hasn't been the case". One four-page report is entirely redacted except for language that says the "scope of [the FBI agent's] alleged offenses" warranted reporting to the oversight board.
Their full neuropsychological examination indicated only moderate impairment in all cognitive domains except for language, affecting the MMSE score.
Unadjusted comparisons of the mean scores showed that mean DQs, except for language area, were higher in 2005 but not significantly so.
At this point, it may be interesting to note our previous study on English-speaking participants showed a similar trend of results, with pooled data manifesting statistically significant improvements pre- and post-training in all domains except for language.
The frequencies of developmental delay in all DQ areas except for language were reduced in 2005 compared with 2002; before adjustment, the difference was significant for delay in the motor area (p = 0.033).
A statistically significant difference in favor of atomoxetine was seen in the improvement from baseline to study endpoint for the CHIP-CE domains "Achievement" and "Risk avoidance", for the FSI total score, for the ASCR section (I) domain "Child as a burden", for all FTF domains except for "Language and Speech", and for the CDRS-R total score.
Except for Language-based courses, writing is often neglected in other content areas like Science, Social Studies and especially in Mathematics, yet, teachers of these disciplines often require their students to write reflections, journals, and critiques, as a form of evaluation.
The paradigm was identical in the two studies, except for language-specific word and pseudoword stimuli, and the same analysis strategy was used.
All classes are taught in Mandarin Chinese, except for Tibetan language classes.
I'd pick somebody who's overcome adversity, like Jamie Oliver, who's dyslexic; he's a good father and a good role model, except for his language!
§ 817(b)) and also on the basis of Clause 5 of the bill of lading which is comparable to the Liberties Clause in issue here, except for the language which authorized the carrier to "proceed by any route..
