Sentence examples for exception of damage from inspiring English sources

The report concluded that with the exception of damage to red spruce at high elevations in the East, forests in the United States are not suffering serious damage from acid rain.

These complications will be obtained from the regular obstetric recordings after informed consent from the participating hospitals (with exception of damage due to shoulder dystocia and severe postpartum haemorrhage, these data will be registered separately).

Under the structural-pathology paradigm neurophysiological consequences, with the exception of damage to the nerve(s), is secondary and should disappear when normal tissue properties are restored and receptor activity, sensory transmission, and perception should renormalize to reflect the state of the healed structure(s).

A small study by Sutcliffe demonstrated that with the exception of oral damage, end organ damage was uncommon in primary SS, yet the degree of functional disability was as great in patients with primary SS as in those with SLE[ 3].

Overall, damage from the storm was minimal, with the exception of the damage or destroyed businesses and houses in North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland.

Other toxicities, with the possible exception of renal damage, were consistent with those observed following free doxorubicin administration.

With the exception of cells damaged during the original mechanical wounding, cell death was not seen in the repairing areas by time lapse microscopy.

Skeletal muscle consists of a syncytium of multinucleated muscle fibers that are postmitotic; thus, telomere length should remain stable in this population of nuclei, with the rare exception of DNA damaging stimuli [ 89].

Five identical reinforced concrete (RC) plates, with the exception of concrete material, are damaged gradually using repeated impact technique.

Overall, with the exception of the severe beach erosion, damage was minimal.

This process was reversible once the treatments had ceased (with the exception of heat, which caused lethal damage).