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From the phylogenetic analysis we observed that plant PPM phosphatases, with few exceptions, form distinct clades separate from human, yeast and kinetoplastid sequences.

With a few exceptions, forms of collage and assemblage dominate this show: the putting together (or simply putting side by side) of existing images and objects prevails.

With the exception of culture no. 49, isolates were nonhemolytic; nonmotile; phosphatase and lecithinase negative; protease, oxidase, and catalase positive; and, with 3 exceptions, formed a capsule.

First-personal knowledge that one wills is immediate, rather than inferred from observation, according to Schopenhauer, and is shorn of all of the forms of the PSR (including space, causality, and even being-an-object-for-a-subject) with one exception, the form of time.

The suborder Amphibicorisae, without reported exception, contains forms that prey on plankton, small arthropods, or worms.

The Bandidos are no exception and formed in Texas during the Vietnam War era.

An exception is formed by DWG and BEAF-32, which exhibit substantial overlap in their binding pattern.

A well-known exception was formed by the Neisseria strains that have a gene encoding Sigma-54 but lack an obvious candidate EBP.

lef1 and ctnnb2 are downregulated in interneuromast cells between 3 5 dpf, with the exception of forming clusters of interneuromast cells that will differentiate into intercalary neuromasts.

An exception is formed by bumblebees, in which the sex locus has been mapped [ 13- 15], and honeybees, in which the csd gene has been mapped, cloned and sequenced [ 13, 14, 16, 17].

An exception is formed by three ERP-studies recently conducted by our group that investigated attention allocation processes for health messages that varied in threatening content and self-relevance [ 21, 22, 39].