The phrase "except for waiting" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a transitional phrase to introduce a contrasting element or condition in a sentence. Example: I love going on road trips, except for waiting in traffic for hours.
On staff conduct concerning service delivery within the radiology department, the overall satisfaction of patients was excellent in this study except for the waiting time before procedure, explanation of what to expect during the examination and explanation of what to expect after the examination which are all sources of dissatisfaction.
The excepted waiting time for a single gene is thus T s = 1 u r N a s If the gene to be rewired is coregulated by a pair of transcription factors that bind cooperatively, we similarly have T hs = 1 u r N a hs and the ratio of waiting times T s / T hs is therefore simply a hs / a s.
There's rarely more than a few seconds' lift line at this sprawling Montana resort, except when waiting for the marquee-15-person tram that takes skiers to the top of 11,166-foot Lone Peak.
FR waiting-for-reward: waiting behavior.
I've heard it all, except I'm waiting for heliports and polo fields".
The script they'd just heard had Elaine, George and Jerry doing nothing except waiting for a table at a Chinese restaurant.
Except I'm waiting for you to die, not thrive.
Some children also don't get these basic amenities If your luck is bad (i.e your parents don't install the set-top-box), then there is no other way except waiting for your 18th Birthday.
If they don't budge there is no other way except waiting for your 18th birthday and buying the set-top-box,yourself. Obviously it is your parents decision not yours, they are convinced with the fact that TV viewing is not an important priority.
The processivity and nonprocessivity are determined, respectively, by whether or not the lifetime of the strongly bound A M ADP is predominant over the other states (except for the A M state waiting for ATP binding).
