Sentence examples for exception of numbers from inspiring English sources
The majority of the control samples showed little or no T-cell reactivity, with the exception of numbers 5 and 9, both of which demonstrated responses to a few peptides, particularly those covering HPV16 E6.
The majority of items, with the exception of numbers 6 and 10, were rated as quite or very relevant, indicating that the content of most FS-A items reflected the underlying construct.
All these associations remained significant in a second model additionally adjusted for lifetime number of sexual partners, with the exception of number of marriages.
This improved normality of the distributions, with the exception of number of seeds per capitulum as it was already normally distributed.
The executive function scores of the patient group were significantly different from the control group, with the exception of number of words and digits (Table 2).
With the exception of number of lymph nodes removed, those with complete data versus incomplete data for clinically-assessed weight had similar characteristics.
The effect sizes of these variables were small, with the exception of number of days of meth use in the past 30 days, injection methamphetamine use, and cocaine and crack use in the past 2 months, which were moderate.
With the exception of number of previous IPCP rotations, results of Spearman correlations to evaluate associations between change in scores and the remainder of the demographic variables were non-significant.
Comparison of means between type of service and the rest of the variables was carried out in order to compare differences between groups and to test their significance using Student's t-test, with the exception of number of caregivers where the chi-squared test was used.
None of the patient characteristics (Table 1) showed a relationship to any illness or fatalistic beliefs (P > 0.05 in all cases; results not shown) with the exception of number of chronic conditions, with participants with more than one condition perceiving more consequences of their diabetes (r = .341) (Table 3).
