Sentence examples for except for target from inspiring English sources

The percentage of genes in different functional groups in T. salsuginea that were predicted to be targeted by miRNAs was generally lower than the corresponding percentage in Arabidopsis, except for target functions related to protein metabolism and mitochondrial electron transport, where T. salsuginea showed much higher proportions.

The proportion of predicted targets in the different functional classes was generally lower for T. salsuginea than for Arabidopsis except for target functions related to protein metabolism (54.5% vs. 20.1%) and mitochondrial electron transport (1.3% vs. 0.2%), where T. salsuginea showed higher proportions compared to Arabidopsis.

Except for targeting safe aquifers through installations of tubewells to greater depth, no mitigation option has been successfully implemented on a larger scale.

The target location was cued at the start of each trial by a yellow annulus presented at that location for 300 ms. During recording from each neuron, the Gabors in all locations had the same standard deviation, spatial frequency, and temporal frequency (except for targets and distractors).

There are no specific treatments for a stroke except for targeting the underlying cause of the condition.

The traditional breeding selection and MAS have no consideration of whole genome scanning, namely background elimination, except select for target phenotype.

Meanwhile, traditional breeding selection with MAS has no consideration of whole genome elimination of non-target fragments except for selection target phenotype.

An example of the electrophoresis results is shown in Figure 3. Sense-strand transcription was detected for all 10 targets sets in each tissue except for the target RUBISCO activase in the 'Germinated seed' tissue (Table 2).

The preferences of VHVs cohered largely with those of policy makers except for the target group of the interventions: VHVs preferred interventions that target the youth rather than high risk populations.

They have been drilled many times in many places and, except for the target, are not much different than normal oil wells.

Unlike the suicide bombings, the bus ambush had the hallmarks of a military operation, except for the target -- Bus 189, a civilian vehicle without armor plating or bullet-proof glass that was carrying more than 40 people to Immanuel, an orthodox settlement northwest of Jerusalem.