Sentence examples for except for the centre from inspiring English sources

Treatment packs contained three tablets, one ampoule, one syringe with a needle and swabs for injection and were identical, except for the centre identification and the subject number on the label.

Except for the Centre (15%) and Hauts-Bassins (62%) regions, which contain the two largest cities (Ouagadougou and Bobo-Dioulasso), the percentage of rural population in the other regions ranges between 81 and 93%; the Sahel and Est regions are the most rural (24).

Body weight (kilograms) and height (centimetres) were measured according to standardised procedures without shoes [ 15], except for the centres at Oxford (UK) and France, where self-reported anthropometric values at baseline were used.

Except for the trade centre and railway station of Goi, the towns' economies before World War II were based on agriculture and fishing.

Because serum insulin was measured applying different methods (except for the Gothenburg centre having their insulin measured in Tubingen), the assay applied in Tubingen (micro-particle enzyme immunoassay; Abbott Laboratories, Tokyo, Japan) was selected as a reference assay.

Microhardness measurements along the radius of the copper disc were carried out to ensure that mechanically homogeneous properties were found across the entire disc, except for the very centre, r < 0.5 mm.

The experimental intervention consisted of repeated encouragement and verbal instruction on being physically active given by a physiotherapist, except for the Chinese centre, where a neurologist provided the instruction.

There is no reason to suppose that this explicit pitch for the centre ground is anything except serious.

Each interested centre was eligible to participate in the trial, except for the four centres that participated in the pilot study.

Agreement proved to be reasonable for the axial profile except for locations around the centre of cyclone, where the outlet of the recycle flow tube is placed.

Most educational institutions, except for the emerging Islāmic centres with their maktabs (primary schools) and madrasahs organized and supported by Muslim religious educators and their followers, continued to depend on the state for their budgets and therefore must follow the dictates of Uzbekistan's authoritarian leaders.