Sentence examples for except for the production from inspiring English sources

Little is known of his life, except for the production of at least 48 of his operas, chiefly at Venice between 1694 and 1741.

Except for the production's final fatal blow, these experiences are par for the course in student filmmaking, and resemble tales of woe from pretty much any low-budget film set.

This study showed that the electric arc discharge evaporation and condensation technique for producing metallic nanoparticles has lower LCI, and so lower environmental impact, in most categories compared with the studied chemical synthesis routes, under the assumption that the yields for both of the routes are similar except for the production of aluminum particles.

Plants hemizygous for the mutation appeared normal, except for the production of some wrinkled brown seeds (Figure 1a c).

Nevertheless, it is safe to conclude that the presence of Carnobacterium spp. in food does not present a risk factor for human illness, except for the production of the biogenic amine, tyramine, as discussed previously.

There is rarely a division of labour within an industry in nonliterate communities, except perhaps for the production of larger goods (such as houses or canoes); in these cases the division is often a temporary one, and each worker is competent to perform other phases of the task.

"Survivor" is a first-generation reality show, in which everything is actually supposed to be real, except for the unseen production crew and copious editing.

There were significant differences exist in the parameters between the open and sealed pens for all seasons except for the egg production during the cold-dry season (Table  2).

The second obvious trend of the organic cosolvents is a shift of the chemoselectivity towards the smaller 2-hydroxy ketone in most cases, except for the PAC production catalyzed by LlKdcA and PpBFDH281A, where HPP is reduced while both PAC and acetoin rpd values are increased.

Dr. Belcher started her research into this method for making nanowires in early 2000, when she took a library of viruses that were identical except for one DNA insert coded for the production of a random peptide.

The runs for validation used the same filtering steps described below for the production run, except where noted.