Sentence examples for except for the later from inspiring English sources

Except for the later germination of the transgenic plants relative to the WT plants, we observed no difference between the plants until approximately ten weeks.

The temporal change in tree numbers at the F1 stage of one morph was well synchronized with that of the M2 stage of the other, except for the later M2 peak of PA (Fig.  5).

Because of this philosophy, there is no systematic monitoring of after-consult action, except for the survey described later.

As of now, no one from the Bangladeshi cabinet has commented on this issue except for the BSEC chairman, who later said that he didn't have any problem with the Chinese consortium being awarded the tender.

That would be reassuring except for the admission two paragraphs later that American's policy is to share passengers' data "with carefully selected third-party companies with which we have a business relationship". I asked each of the airlines how passengers can find out which companies their information is being shared with.

All crabs had a normal anatomy except for the gynandromorph crab described later.

Van Gogh tried, with scant success — except for one later painting that he made in the mental asylum at Saint-Rémy, near Arles, "The Starry Night," which he soon regretted, as "another failure" caused by being "led astray into abstraction".

From the detailed comparison of participants and non-participants, in our study no significant differences were found except for a later onset of dissociative disorder in the non-participants.

Periods of larger slip rate (from 10 to 100Vp1 indicated by orange colors) are difficult to find in Fig. 4(b) because of their short duration, except for times later than −0.2 years in Fig. 4(b).

The timing of the 2260 forms is as expected and balanced in accuracy between treatments, except for slightly later end-of-treatment QoL forms for CMF patients (median 19 days late vs 13 days late for ECMF patients, P=0.04).

Methanogenic bacteria are the main group of Archaea in the rumen [ 23]; thus, they will be the key microorganisms (except for fungi, see later discussion) affected by any HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors within the rumen.