Therefore, data editing was similar to that in [ 36], except that only the records from early-lactation (5 to 125 days in milk) first-parity cows were considered.
Where you can do that these days, except in those Record & Tape Exchanges that smell of sweat and despair?
Mr. Hobbs's asking price was 1.2 million pounds (about $2.4 million), a figure that might seem implausible even if the desk's history were not in question, except that the record price paid for British furniture at auction, 1.76 million pounds for the Anglesey Desk at Christie's in 1993, was for a desk attributed to Marsh & Tatham.
The cover story told to all subjects except those in the airflow recording control was that they should wait for an experimenter in the room they were directed to (note that the person who met them at the lab door and walked them to this room was a person they did not see again in the experiment).
Temporal precision also lessens dramatically: except in the most pristine paleolacustrine records, indicators of paleoclimate on annual scales is complete folly; instead, we must be content to estimate environmental parameters over broader periods (103 105 years).
For the main validation analyses, we estimated the risk of emergency admission using predictor variables derived from data recorded in the GP record, except for prior emergency admissions which were derived from the HES-GP-linked data.
That beat every previous month except the record of $26.9 billion in June.
All behavior, except in the startle chambers, was recorded via an overhead camera.
All conditions were recorded for analysis according to the diagnosis reported in the medical records except for musculoskeletal conditions, cardiovascular conditions and gastrointestinal conditions, which were composite diagnoses as previously described.
The detailed phenotype of these parents were not described in the medical records except in the family history, but the parents were ostensibly less affected than their children.
