Sentence examples for except the significant from inspiring English sources
No significant change in hemodynamic parameters was found, except the significant 10 ± 6 % cardiac index decrease after 1 h of HFOV for the 15 sessions monitored by transpulmonary thermodilution.
It is found that the flow field, local current and potential of serpentine, straight parallel and spiral tubular flow channels distribute almost uniformly, except the significant vortex regions and high resistance at the square bends of straight parallel channel due to the sudden geometric changes.
However, all DE-exposed rats had small increases in LF/HF ratios, except the significant increase observed with high fDE.
After excluding participants without physician-diagnosed diabetes but who had diabetes based on fasting glucose or GHb values, similar results were observed except the significant association between high GHb and 25(OH D disappeared.
Except the significant correlation of PCR cycles and the ff o/c-free DNA concentrations (r = −0.8, P < 0.05), no other correlations were observed between ff o/c-free DNA and the embryological data, in terms of embryo quality and pregnancy.
Oakland's Harborside Health Center, clean and well-lighted, could be mistaken for a retail outlet — except for the significant presence of private security and the abundance of marijuana sold from behind a long glass counter.
The fin angle shows a homogeneous effect on the four targets as well as interval distance, except for the significant decrease of longitudinal temperature difference.
In turn, in heat-treated samples the resistance is found nearly temperature-independent except for the significant peak centered at about 600 650 K.
Therefore, at most, a move took place from one type of similarity to another – except that the significant variation in requirements more appropriately suggests divergence, and above all establishment of an independent policy area where none existed before.
Except for the significant colonization of A. muciniphila, little is known about this frequent and abundant resident of the GI tract.
Cluster (ii) resembles cluster (i) except for the significant contribution of oligomer composition (ca. 10%).
