Sentence examples for except for potential from inspiring English sources

In all these cases, no side effects were observed, indicating that except for potential durability issues, these strategies are efficient.

The research firm said it expects the bid to "keep a lid on all cable stocks near term," except for potential acquisition candidates, namely Cablevision Systems.

They are all characterized by several poses or ligands bound to one active site, which is, except for potential conformational flexibility, non-varying for the whole set.

The LEU cores that were studied are of identical core configuration as the current HEU core, except for potential changes in the design of the fuel pins.

Except for potential boyfriends -- he never approved of a single one.

Hence, except for potential lifestyle changes as outlined, we do not expect potential unintended differences occurring during the outpatient clinic follow-up to have substantially affected the primary outcome.

Excepts for the potential STAT3 gene amplification on chromosome 17q21, a region frequently amplified in esophageal adenocarcinomas [ 26], inflammation-associated STAT3 activation is also conceivable, at least in vivo [ 27].

PS-13 = 13 item patient satisfaction questionnaire, SIMS = satisfaction with information about medicine scale Overall, all summary scores of the subscales for both PS-13 and the SIMS were higher in patients who had been on a longer duration of TB treatment compared to those starting treatment except the SIMS subscale for potential problems that registered almost no changes.

The measurements of SEM and EDX did not show any relevant alterations, except for the potential of +100 mV versus SCE in the positive-going potential, in which the formation of protrusions with a high concentration of oxygen (44%) was detected.

Although Mφ probably do not occupy a causal pathogenetic position in RA (except for their potential antigen-presenting capacity), they possess broad pro-inflammatory, destructive, and remodelling potential and contribute considerably to inflammation and joint destruction in acute and chronic RA.

The corresponding non-exposure is "never" or "non-use" to the same type of ST, except where indicated d ORs are unadjusted for potential confounding variables, except where stated.