Sentence examples for except in relation to from inspiring English sources

Overall, there was no statistical difference found in training needs between GPs and CCMPs except in relation to 'Training Needs Related to Case/Condition Management' (p < 0.01) and 'Awareness of the Roles of Professionals Working in Relation to Employment Vocational Rehabilitation' (p < 0.01).

Flatley can't walk, can't turn his head, except in relation to the beat.

Mr. Fisher also insists that none of the Jameses can be fully understood except in relation to the others, and in this he is surely not wrong.

With regard to tax enforcement, the Palestinian Authority shall have the powers and responsibilities set out in this Appendix, except in relation to criminal offenses.

Glossematics has been an important component of European structuralism but has had relatively little influence in the United States, except in relation to stratificational grammar, a grammar originated by American linguist Sydney M. Lamb.

Except in relation to Non-Excludable Obligations, all conditions, warranties and other provisions implied or conferred by statute, custom, or the general law that impose any liability or obligation on Guardian are expressly excluded under these terms and conditions.

No, jibes about bias would be silly – except perhaps in relation to the complete absence of anyone from the Telegraph group, which swiftly ousted Sands as Sunday Telegraph editor (after she spent eight years toiling as dep ed at the daily) back in 2005.

Except now, at least in relation to marijuana, it seems to be crumbling.

Except for lower scores in relation to mental health and athletic performance, other domains of QoL and self-esteem did not differ significantly from controls.

There were no significant differences in ranking between consultants and residents except for birth asphyxia in relation to hospital admissions and morbidity as well as sepsis and tetanus in relation to mortality.

According to protocol, patients with diabetes were identified as those with known (treated or not) type 2 diabetes prior to admission or with type 2 diabetes diagnosed during hospitalization (except transient glucose intolerance in relation to ACS).