Sentence examples for exception of loss from inspiring English sources
In other words, it is involved in most of hallmarks of cancer [ 38, 88], with a notable exception of loss of cell cycle control.
With the exception of loss of appetite, cannabis withdrawal symptoms in this study were associated with all types of withdrawal symptoms listed in the DSM-5.
With the exception of loss of appetite, time since last use of cannabis was associated with all types of withdrawal symptoms listed in the DSM-5.
Alternative splicing of MRP-1 was detected in primary ESFTs, although the pattern of splicing variants was not predictive of patient outcome, with the exception of loss of exon 9 in six patients, which predicted relapse (P=0.041).
With the exception of loss at 4q, these chromosome arms showed a difference of >20% between rectal cancer and colon cancer studies, indicating that rectal cancers were associated with a higher frequency of losses on these particular chromosome arms.
They retained the characteristics of the tumours of origin, with the exception of loss of pigmentation in two melanomas, histological dedifferentiation in the uterine carcinomas, and increased mitotic frequency and growth rate in some melanomas.
Furthermore, marine bivalve mitogenomes generally have a complete set of tRNA genes, with a few exceptions of losses or duplications of some tRNA genes.
The SSD contains 17 items assessing energy/vitality, joint and muscle pain/stiffness/swelling, flu-like symptoms, cognition, numbness/tingling, skin symptoms and hair loss using an 11-point numeric response scale and a 24-h recall period (with the exception of hair loss).
Furthermore, immunophenotyping results by FACS show that late passage MSCs (p12) grown under hypoxia+bFGF conditions are still positive and negative for appropriate MSC surface markers (Fig. 7B), with the exception of the loss of CD90.2 expression.
With the exception of that loss to Syracuse on Sept. 23, Princeton (20-1) has been proficient all season, posting eight shutouts and the best goals-against average in the nation (0.95).
All the old rules remain mostly intact, with the exception of the loss of the word "wordoid" from "Avoid food products with the word 'lite' or the terms 'low-fat' or 'non-fat' in their names," and the softening of "Try not to eat alone" to a more affirmational "Eat with other people when you can".
