Sentence examples for exception belonged from inspiring English sources

(The single exception belonged to a researcher who worked extensively with communications).

Except for the AG:AT splicing site, all exceptions belonged to sequences that were denoted as pseudogenes, providing additional evidence for these designations.

A comparison of expression patterns between WT and MT (additional file 6) revealed that 20 of the groups were common to both, while 97.5% of the genes expressed in MT showed a similar expression pattern to that in WT (the exceptions belonged to groups 13 and 19).

The exceptions belong to an infinitesimal group of anti-Fascists.

These seven exceptions belong to the GH13_7 subfamily along with 17 archaeal α-amylase sequences.

This particular trunk is an exception: it belonged to a delicately featured Frenchwoman who walked into Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan one day in 1932 to engage the doctors in a dialogue on paranormal communication, and was committed to psychiatric wards for much of the rest of her life.

All of Lear's romances seem, with perhaps one exception, to belong to the second category.

All DNA fragments containing these riboswitches (with one exception) presumably belong to the Proteobacteria.

It was noticeable that all of the Bedouin tribes with the exception of Aniza belonged predominantly to a single cluster (cluster 2, green colour).

Without exception, all members belong to Mr. Mubarak's party, regardless of their beliefs.

As he writes, "Without exception, no sufferings belong to anyone.