"except where explicitly" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to clarify exceptions or qualifications in a statement. Example: "Smoking is prohibited in all areas of the building, except where explicitly designated as a smoking area."
In the followings, the results presented are obtained by the CPMC method, except where explicitly noted otherwise.
And in 1978, after the Australian promoter Kerry Packer induced several England cricketers to break their existing contracts, the appeal court held that clauses preventing them from playing except where explicitly authorised by the Test and County Cricket Board were unjustified restraints of trade.
Numbers have been acquired from a variety of sources, as indicated, and are valid for 2015 2016 except where explicitly stated otherwise Country Number of centers Source of information Albania No information Austria 7 Only number of inpatient facilities, personal communication Belgium 143 Number of licensed sites.
Multiple comparisons were corrected using the method of Holm 41 except where explicitly indicated otherwise.
Except where explicitly stated otherwise, all validations were performed comparing either ALCHEMY or the vendor's software (BeadStudio and BRLMM-P) run on the entire collection of 184 Illumina assays or 200 Affymetrix assays.
Except where explicitly stated differently, we report biomass flows as dry matter (= bone dry biomass = oven dry = zero moisture content), assuming that 1 kg dry matter biomass is equivalent to 0.5 kg of carbon and has a gross calorific value of 18.5 MJ/kg.
Those sources of influence themselves were sufficiently diffuse that it is difficult to make precise Gassendi's imprint on these later authors, except where they explicitly acknowledge their debts.
Subsequent coefficients apply equally to all finishes except where noted explicitly.
Ruttenberg tells us where, explicitly and often.
As described in Appendix 1, various types of licence have been freely traded since they were introduced, except where transferability was explicitly restricted or removed.
Except where "ANOVA" is mentioned explicitly, all P values in the Results section correspond to values determined from the Bonferroni test.
