The cases and controls were sent identical questionnaires, except for that the cases were also asked questions about their diabetes.
Except for the case that contributed to an incubator spinoff (noted above), tenants did not engage in extensive knowledge, innovation, and technology-related networking with other tenants.
However, we found that the polarization state in the near-field region between the tip and the sample is only in p-polarization except for the case that both azimuth angle and ellipticity of the incident light is almost zero.
However, the set of all the J-SSEs is not equal to the set of all the SSEs (SSE is an abbreviation of self-adjoint subspace extension) in general, except for the case that d = 0.
Since the location of the real elevation angle is θ ∈ (0, π/2], except for the case that there is a source exactly at ϕ i + π or ϕ i -π, all spurious estimates ϕ i +π or ϕ i -π can be eliminated automatically (see Equation 49).
Except for the case that the axes of the two cylinders intersect, the single-sheeted approach always produces either a non-symmetric or a non-interpolating blend.
Logistic regression did not show significant differences between the presence of other health care personnel, patient or family on one hand, and the type of uncertainty elicited by the situation on the other hand, except for the case that communicational uncertainty was strongly related to interactions with the patient (χ(4) = 18.0, p < .01) and his or her family (χ(4) = 19.6, p < .01).01
The experimental results showed that except for the case of tear index, the increase in mechanical and physical properties were considerably higher than control (untreated) samples.
From these considerations it can be seen that except for the case of two identical linear subsystems no example has been found for which the proposed transformation does not provide a Kalman decomposition.
Cases were similar to controls for most baseline characteristics, except that cases were more likely to be former or current smokers and ever drinkers than controls (Table 1).
The authors show, except for the case of Serbia, that for all countries, 90% and more of the population agree that drinking and driving increases the risk of accident with another road user, showing that main part of the population is conscious of the problem.
