Sentence examples for except for the description from inspiring English sources

Overall, this is an interesting study (except for the description of the identification of the inhibitor) that has significant merit.

Similarly, the ability of the vertebrate dystrophin and utrophin genes to generate N-terminally truncated isoforms by the use of internal promoters has only been studied in mammals (except for the description of fish Dp71[ 40]).

The model included all the variables obtainable in the field as predictors, except for the description of the bystander (family member or not), which violated the proportionality assumption, and the time from the onset of cardiopulmonary resuscitation by emergency medical services to defibrillation, which caused multicollinearity.

We followed the checklist for data reporting of the PRISMA Statement, [ 28, 29] except for the funding description of item 27.

Except for the above description of the biopsy data collection, all data in this paper refer only to individuals with VA or inflammation.

So far, no genetic changes including mutation, deletion, and gene rearrangement of DSC3 have been found in cancer, and except for the detailed description of methylation patterns in breast cancer, no methylation analysis of DSC3 in any other tumour entity has been reported.

I spoke to Adrien for hours about the genocide, but, except for his description of the Interahamwe who came with the gasoline, he related his ordeal without any visual detail.

These highly-developed symbiotic organs suggest intimacy of the host-symbiont relationship, but there have been no studies on the acanthosomatid gut symbionts except for the early histological description by Rosenkranz [ 28].

superlative (except for some of the descriptions on the room service. menu).

In our experiments, we use the RNase A@C-dot clusters that are retained in the dialysis membrane except for special description.

Unfortunately, there are no explanations of anything in the show except for descriptions of the few modern designs by French and Italian couturiers using Austrian fabrics in geometric prints.