Sentence examples for except for production from inspiring English sources

Except for production flexibility, all performance indicators have a significant correlation with the company's innovativeness.

17 Since FAP livers are functionally normal except for production of vTTR, they are often used for a subsequent graft in a patient in need of a liver transplantation.

Differences between the two single-step blending methods were small, except for production traits, which was in agreement with the small differences in reliabilities of GEBV from the two single-step blending methods.

Data for 2007 on midyear human population, pig production, and production of cattle <1 year of age were obtained from Eurostat (http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu) except for pig production in Switzerland (Swiss Statistics, www.bfs.admin.ch) and Turkey (Turkstat, www.turkstat.gov.tr).

Everything, that is, except for his production.

Little is known of his life, except for the production of at least 48 of his operas, chiefly at Venice between 1694 and 1741.

His first albums for the label, notably "Red Clay," contained some of the best playing of his career and, except for slicker production and the presence of some electric instruments, were not significantly different from his work for Blue Note.

Except for the production's final fatal blow, these experiences are par for the course in student filmmaking, and resemble tales of woe from pretty much any low-budget film set.

Obtained curves indicate similar parameters for both scenarios, except for condensate production rate.

This study showed that the electric arc discharge evaporation and condensation technique for producing metallic nanoparticles has lower LCI, and so lower environmental impact, in most categories compared with the studied chemical synthesis routes, under the assumption that the yields for both of the routes are similar except for the production of aluminum particles.

Plants hemizygous for the mutation appeared normal, except for the production of some wrinkled brown seeds (Figure 1a c).