Using univariate statistics, no significant differences in effectiveness and subjective distress were found between the groups, except that patients who were involuntarily medicated experienced significant less isolation during the measure than patients who underwent combined measures.
By "equity", it means equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome (except that people who squander their opportunities entirely should be spared the worst of outcomes).
With Manuel, who can be unpredictable and is also managing for his job, there are no guarantees exactly how it will play out, except that Beltran, who is making in excess of $19 million this year, will play whenever he can.
(It also omits the loyalists, which may be fair in a book about "founders," except that those who opposed the Revolution often pushed the rebels to clarify and expand their ideas).
In fact, nothing is ever done about the opinions expressed there, except that anyone who has said anything too critical runs the risk of being detained, imprisoned, or tortured.
You could dismiss Mr. Labaree as an egghead purist, except that people who make their living coldbloodedly analyzing the marketplace speak in similar terms about the magazine's interest in ranking high schools.
Under the terms of the three-fifths compromise, each state was granted one representative in Congress for every thirty thousand people, except that slaves, who could not vote, counted as three-fifths of a person.
Sociodemographics are representative of the overall individual and household characteristics of Seoul residents, except that individuals who live in a household with fewer children were slightly oversampled.
The reported symptoms and QOL (RSCL) did not differ by disease, treatment, or socioeconomic variables, except that patients who were employed experienced less physical symptoms.
