Sentence examples for except in conditions of from inspiring English sources

Thus, Hos2 functions as an inhibitor of filamentation, except in conditions of nitrogen starvation (SLAD) in which Hos2 function is required for morphogenesis.

In contrast, CB2, which is not expressed in the brain except in conditions of extreme stress, is mainly found in immune-based tissues [8] such as the spleen, tonsils, thymus, bone marrow, B-cells, natural killer cells, monocytes, polymorphic mononuclear cells, neutrophils and T8- and T4-postive cells [5] and more recently in the 1st trimester trophoblast [9].

Expression of MMP13 is very restricted in normal tissues and is not found in skin keratinocytes, except under conditions of wound healing, dysplasia or neoplasia [44], [45], [46], [47], [48].

Nuclear power plants, in contrast, are forbidden by law from releasing radioactive materials except under conditions of careful sequestration.

In contrast, systemic administration of tolcapone does not alter extracellular dopamine in the striatum except under the conditions of dopamine uptake inhibition.

The numerical distance (Distance factor) between the items of the pairs was 1 or 5 in all conditions, except in the neutral condition of the physical comparison task, where it was zero.

Importantly, La-specific antibodies do not appear to have a direct pathogenic role except in the rare condition of congenital heart block, which affects the fetuses of 1 2% of pregnant women who have SLE or Sjögren's syndrome [21].

Except in three conditions (chronic liver disease, consumption of alcohol and smoking) the pneumococcal vaccine coverages were significantly higher among those patients who had a DRF in comparison to those who did not have a DRF.

Except at specific locations, there are but moderate amounts of both rain and snow; in the cyclonic conditions of midwinter there may be sudden snowfalls in the south.

This conclusion is supported by two types of statistical test (generalized likelihood ratio and bootstrapping; see the Appendix), both of which confirmed significant effects of intentional bias (i.e., criterion shift) on psychometric mean and no significant effects of intentional bias on psychometric slope (except for 1 observer in one condition of Exp. 2).

It is difficult to measure except in experimental conditions.