Sentence examples for exception may exist from inspiring English sources

Although FOXO1 has not been previously implicated in AD, an exception may exist.

Exceptions may exist, but on the whole such people didn't get where they are in life by being bullied.

Current Eulerian models are found to represent well the primary processes impacting the evolution of trace species in most cases though some exceptions may exist.

In consequence, it is not certain that the brittle formation is easy to fracture than the ductile formation since brittle formation may have greater strength than ductile formation even though the exceptions may exist.

Whilst exceptions may exist (the EU's anti discrimination approaches are for example seemingly capable of applying to expressive activity), they may only apply in very specific circumstances or may only protect discrimination again certain specific categories.

Robustness to genetic and environmental change are often associated with one another [ 7- 11], although exceptions may exist [ 12].

An important aspect of gait transitions is a discontinuous switch that occurs at some point while varying the speed of progression (although some exceptions may exist [ 50– 50]).

The notion that a gene must be expressed at the highest level in the tissue in which it is functional is plausible but exceptions may exist.

For a codon J coding for an unobserved amino acid, the maximum-likelihood estimate (MLE) of F J, K tends to −∞. (Exceptions may exist when an unobserved amino acid may help facilitate substitutions between observed amino acids, such as pairs that cannot be connected by a single-base change).

One exception may be drama.

The exception may be Brazil.