Sentence examples for except for two subjects from inspiring English sources

Improvement trend resulted also at T2, except for two subjects (p < 0.05).

All subjects remained on this dose until completion of the study except for two subjects who experienced side effects but tolerated 5 or 10 μg once daily in each case.

Higher IL-1β production was noted in young infants, but decreased at around 2 y old and or older, except for two subjects (4 y and 5 mo old and 5 y and 11 mo old) who recovered from aseptic meningitis.

All patients received a standard multi-injection regimen consisting of mealtime monomeric short-acting insulin and long-acting NPH insulin twice daily (except for two subjects in the diazoxide group and three in the placebo group who received NPH insulin only at night).

Total cholesterol levels were normal (< 5.2 mmol/L) in all except for two subjects whose total cholesterol levels were borderline high (5.2-6.2 mmoneL): one in the 2.5 mg single-dose R-bambuterol group and one in the single-dose rac-bambuterol group.

The expression of this factor in subjects is plotted in Figure 3. Females in general have positive expression weights and males have negative weights except for six subjects (two males show positive weight values and four females show negative values).

All subjects had a single tissue submitted for culture except for three subjects who had two tissues samples submitted.

The reconstruction gap was 5 mm (except for six subjects, in which the gap was 3 mm).

23 Subjects in one study (N=36) reported pain scores of 3 4, except for five subjects (13.8%) reporting scores >7, but all completed the treatment.

Participants fulfilled the Rome II criteria [ 19], except for three subjects who reported slightly less than 12 weeks of abdominal pain during the preceding year.

Except for three subjects with missing CT images, 31 of the 64 patients presented with diffuse injury (Diffuse injury II to IV) and 33 with focal mass lesion (Evacuated mass lesion, n = 30; Non-evacuated mass lesion, n = 3) according to the Marshall classification.