Sentence examples for except in the instance from inspiring English sources

"The federal government has respected those determinations, except in the instance of gay and lesbian couples marrying," she said.

Conversely, the larger sizes created by the higher MWs gave access to faster settling rates under intense mixing, except in the instance where polymer size and concentration led to chain entanglements.

She is not paid to advance an idiosyncratic hypothesis except in the instance when the client appreciates what they are inviting.

However, comparisons among only the four additive and weighted multimorbidity scales were not statistically significant, except in the instance of medication use.

19 In the 2010, seventh edition of the AJCC melanoma staging system, Clark level is no longer used as a primary criterion for the definition of T1b tumors (which are now defined by the presence of a dermal mitotic rate of ≥1/mm or the presence of ulceration) except in the instance referred to above.

If a high-quality systematic review was available, only randomised controlled trials (RCT) published after the search date for the systematic review were included, except in the instance in which we found a RCT that had not been identified by the systematic review's search or a RCT that had been identified by the systematic review's search but which was awaiting classification.

Governor Romney's plan would eviscerate the right to abortion enjoyed by American women since 1973, barring access to abortion except in the instances of rape, incest, or a threat to the woman's life.

Lastly, model 4 adjusted for the previous covariates of model 3 in addition to hypertension status, except for in the instance of cancer mortality.

The randomization test was again used to identify significantly elevated mortality at both the County-wide and ZCTA scale, except in this instance the test statistic was based on the cumulative response above the threshold AT instead of within a particular AT bin.

Except, in this instance, the questioner was accusing the speaker of fibbing about the number of telephone lines in the UK which could be used to provide broadband, high-speed internet services.

The drawings — like a long series of practice sketches for Courbet's "Origin of the World," except in this instance made by the owner of the crotch — were done in India ink with a crow-quill pen, each one an elegant variation, depending on her mood or the state of her body.