Sentence examples for except for measures from inspiring English sources

Biochemistry profiles included all routine measurements, except for measures of triglycerides and cholesterol.

BRUSSELS — The 17 countries that use the euro have agreed on all key elements of a new pact designed to inject more discipline into their currency zone — except for measures that would bring Europe's corporate tax systems closer together.

Age, gender and BMI were included as covariates, except for measures of adiposity where analyses were conducted with and without BMI as a covariate.

Strengths of the current study include its prospective design, long duration of follow-up time, large sample size, and measured anthropometric characteristics from cohort enrolment (except for measures at age 20 which were self-reported).

In Catholicism all forms of abortion and emergency contraception are prohibited [ 33] except for measures normally taken to save a mother that result in the death of the foetus [ 34].

In one of the few studies performed to date, Faude et al. [ 14] reported that CVs between days were typically < 7% for most parameters, except for measures of temporal (25 30%) and spatial (32 36%) variability in healthy seniors (n = 20; mean age, 64.3 ± 3.2 years) when walking at a constant imposed walking speed (1.39 m.s-1).

There have been some discussions on robust multi-objective optimization [159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164], but little research has studied the robustness in decision making, except for measuring attractiveness by a categorical based evaluation technique (MACBETH) [165].

In our preliminary study cellular and molecular parameters were not analyzed at all – except for measuring the regrowth of the corticospinal tract which is not the decisive determinant in locomotor recovery with a T8 10 lesion site.

Clinical symptoms of hospitalized pneumonia patients were similar between seasonal H1N1 and pH1N1, except for measured temperature ≥38°C in the first 24 hours after hospital admission, which was significantly less frequent among patients with pH1N1.

Except for measure weight and provide guidance, the proportion of services provided by village doctors during postnatal home visits (check jaundice, counseling/guidance on danger signs of newborn, feeding, cord care and keeping warm) were higher than MCH workers.

But the rest (except for two measures) turned up there in the mid-1990's, and Antony Beaumont prepared a performing edition.