Sentence examples for except for one data from inspiring English sources

Except for one data pair, out of 28 comparisons, the ratio direction (up- or down-regulation) more than the absolute value, was consistent between both methodologies.

Results from the binomial omission tests were significantly different from random except for one data partition which yielded multiple thresholds with P > 0.5.

Except for one (green) data point, the OS thickness for all visual field points with total deviations worse than −8 dB (vertical solid black line) cluster around the zero OS line as previously reported [ 5].

Almost all D Pb fluid / melt values increase with increasing pressure, except for one set of data plotted at 0.3 GPa and D = 0.93 (Bureau et al. 2007) (Figure 4A).

All experiments have complete data, except for one experiment [ 19] that has partial data at the level of fold change, due to the unavailability of raw data (.CEL) or signal intensity data.

All but one young man in each data set was single and none stated a particular sexual orientation except for one in the second data set who identified himself as gay.

Three plants (shoots including leaves) were pooled as one sample, and three (one, as starting value for the species comparison) pooled samples made one data point except for B. cylindrica where eight to nine leaves were analysed individually.

Zimbabwean MOH data for July-September 2011 were used for numbers on ART and numbers initiating ART (except for one primary care facility where data used were for March-May 2012). March-May 2012

Pair wise comparison of the means revealed no statistically significant difference between all possible combinations of two data points, except for one (65-N workload, 6th and 8th data points).

Risk of reporting bias due to selective reporting was low in almost all studies [ 23, 27- 30, 32- 34] except for one study which reported outcome data on quality of life for a subgroup of the study sample [ 31].

Mean SUA level of subjects ranged from 4.0 to 8.0 mg/dl, and mean age ranged from 41 to 63 years except for one study (23), in which data on mean age (>55 years) were not available.