Sentence examples for exception of lack of from inspiring English sources

Genotyping pups right after birth, demonstrated that triple knockouts were born at the expected frequency (Fig. 9B), but the majority died during the first 48 hours (Fig. 9C), for reasons that were not evident from overt or histological analysis with the possible exception of lack of milk uptake (Fig. 9D).

Event rates were higher for opioids than placebo for all adverse events, with the exception of lack of efficacy withdrawal, when placebo was higher than opioid.

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Scientists surmise that the atmosphere of early Earth was similar in composition to the current atmosphere on Titan, with the important exception of a lack of water vapor on Titan.

All differences were statistically significant with the exception of "RF lack of rest/sleep".

In conclusion, FAP-As exhibit several canonical features of ASC-As with the notable exception of a lack of sensitivity to insulin.

With the exception of the lack of autoimmunity, all other characteristics were significantly different from those exhibited by the nonautoimmune plus IR group.

The "lumpers" will point to the fact that CC75 is phenotypically essentially identical to typical S. aureus, with the exception of a lack of toxin production and possibly lower virulence, and this phenotypic similarity is consistent with the relatively conserved noncore genome and the absence of novel mobile elements.

The well-documented upregulation of copper transporter genes CTR1 and CTR3 by Mac1 in low copper (Labbe et al. 1997) was consistent across strains (fig. 5 a and b) with the sole exception of the lack of response in S288C's CTR3, which is known to possess an inactivating Ty2 transposon (Knight et al. 1998).

Pianissimi were often and well spun, high notes (the optional high note Radvanovsky took when Maria brands Elisabetta an "obscene and unworthy whore" was particularly thrilling) rang out, and, with the exception of a lacking trill at the end of "O Nube" and some lagging in agility as she negotiated the ensemble following the Confrontation, the vocal climaxes she built to were electrifying.

Exceptions to the lack of antiquity in the midst of 20th- and 21st-century construction are the church and convent of Luz (1579), now housing the Museum of Sacred Art; the Carmo Church (1632); and the São Francisco Church (1676, rebuilt in 1791).