Sentence examples for except for the reading from inspiring English sources
In the adjusted models, non-right-handedness was associated with statistically significantly poorer scholastic ability, except for the reading comprehension test.
To identify the best combination of variables for distinguishing the LI-only and LI + DX groups, a stepwise discriminant function analysis was carried out, using all variables shown in Table 3 except for the reading and spelling measures.
The "Others" class is the negative class and hence represents various visual patterns except for the "Reading" class images.
Default parameters were used, except for the Reading Direction set at forward.
All default parameters were used while mapping reads using BWA except for the read trimming parameter.
For the rice genomes, the same options as in the soybean genomes were used except for the read mapping depths, in which a minimum of 3 to a maximum of 150 were used.
Except for the first reading point in 1986, the analysis was performed in 5-year intervals.
All analyses were performed in Stata version 7 (Stata Corporation, Texas, USA), except for the Flesch reading ease which was calculated in Microsoft Word 2000(Microsoft Corporation).
Assembly parameters were set as default except for the following: Reads were allowed to be re-mapped back to contigs, k-mer length was changed to a static 45 bp, and contigs less than 1000 bp in length were not allowed.
by Sharon Levy The words reappear, slowly developing on a vast unknown but precise number of pages as I enter: the great building empty of visitors except for me, reading the minds of the dead— moving with exaggerated and slow-motion care, as when assigned to lead the blind kid to his classroom forty years ago, down rows between dusty volumes, a light snow beginning.
The words reappear, slowly developing on a vast unknown but precise number of pages as I enter: the great building empty of visitors except for me, reading the minds of the dead — moving with exaggerated and slow-motion care, as when assigned to lead the blind kid to his classroom forty years ago, down rows between dusty volumes, a light snow beginning.
