Sentence examples for except for two questions from inspiring English sources

Of them, except for two questions, all others (20) had unclear translation.

The internal dropout was between 0% and 5% except for two questions where it was 9%, even though it must be considered as low.

With regard to the responsiveness of WPS to more stringent clinical responses, such as ASAS40 or ASAS50, the effect sizes in mean changes in productivity within and outside the home in the responder groups were moderate to large, except for two questions (absenteeism and days with outside help) for which the effect sizes were small (SRM < 0.5).

The questionnaire was divided into separate sections for inpatients and outpatients, consisting mainly of the same questions, except for six questions included in the inpatient section about hospital standards and waiting time.

The questions on the pre- and post-elective questionnaires comprised 20 items and were identical except for three questions on the post-elective survey regarding student-refugee interactions that occurred during the course of the elective.

Accept the default (ENTER key) for all questions EXCEPT for the following two questions.

The last part of the interview focused explicitly on motivation and motivational determinants, yet the word "motivation" was avoided, except for two direct questions – "How do health workers define motivation?" and later "How do they assess their level of motivation?" – based on a given definition.

Table 4 summarises the final instrument and the questionnaire is reproduced in Additional file 1: Appendix 1. Questionnaires included few missing items (questions not answered), except for the three questions about intimate relationships.

To explore whether students agreed with this intuition, each of the 80 questions used in the experiment were annotated with "behavior-1," "behavior-2," "function," or "structure" as described in Section 4, except for two "what is" questions that could not be annotated with a single flag.

Except for two items, all other questions that respondents had problems with in the focus group (20 of 297), had unclear translations; the ambiguity was related to the stem of the questions and the predicted answers were clear for the participants.

Over 80%% of the subjects answered "strongly agree" or "agree" for the eight questions, except for question 2, which was the only question requiring reversed responses.