One daffy old critic wrote a review that commented on the performances of every single actor, even ones with walk-ons of a line or two, except the performances of me and my leading lady.
The same pattern was seen for the analyses of the samples based on our in-house-generated exomes, except that the performance of Phen-Gen decreased dramatically such that it was the worst performing tool.
Except that the performance that they're rewarding is industry performance, not company performance.
The preliminary results show that there were no significant difference in correctness between sex, test layouts, and search patterns, except for the performance on different test forms (symbol vs. Chinese radical).
The results show that both refrigerant systems have similar performance characteristics, except that the performance of the R407C system deteriorated faster than that of the R22 system under frosting, and the performance of the R407C system attains its steady state faster than that of the R22 system after defrosting.
However, stimulation had no apparent effect on long-term retention when tested 10 days later under conditions of no stimulation, except that the performance of the group that had previously received avoidance-contingent stimulation deteriorated over the course of 60 trials.
For DFE-II scenario, similar results are observed, except that the performance is slightly best for.
The results are similar to the previous subplot, except that the performance of the ANMF is much more pronounced.
"There was not much comfort for Sussex, except for the performance of Steve Magoffin, whose 31 overs cost just 53 runs, an amazing effort out of a total of 570". "Mist took the players off for a few minutes this afternoon, but they were able to resume under the lights a few minutes later and at tea Hampshire are 80-3 in response to Durham's big first innings score.
As shown in Figure 4(b), the results on the variable-length datasets were similar to those on the fixed-length datasets except that the performance of Hegma was significantly degraded.
