Sentence examples for exception of the above from inspiring English sources

Of eight patients with visual loss, all patients (with the exception of the above discussed representative case in which vision had been lost before the first visit to our hospital) regained their vision following I-A chemotherapy.

Up to now, with the exception of the above mentioned studies on gene expression, evidences of selection acting on GC content per se have been scant (see [ 3] for review).

This dos not necessarily mean that they have a higher predictive value: with the exception of the above authors [ 8], a higher diagnostic value of these corrected moments could not be demonstrated until now [ 20].

The biological role of some of these proteins has already been assessed (Nelson et al. 2006; Taylor et al. 2010; Derré et al. 2011), but with exception of the above cited Tarp, only a single serovar was tested, hampering any implication in tropism.

With the exception of the above-mentioned SR proteins, the other members of this protein family have not been studied regarding their role in tumorigenesis.

Further, the proportional variability in blood-Hg was similar for individuals at all levels of blood-Hg with the exception of those above the 90th percentile in blood-Hg.

The ATPase activity in myosin is one of many "exceptions" of the above two-category "rule," and the free energy released from ATP hydrolysis is not directly used in the powerstroke.

A striking finding of the current study relates to albuminuria - an exception to the above described gradient of risk from remote Indigenous Canadians to urban Indigenous Australians to remote Indigenous Australians.

Crude analyses indicated no associations between a selected STI and age, with the exception of those above 45 years, who were less likely to report Chlamydia (Table 2).

With the exception of Judaism, the above-mentioned have all been and are proselytizing faiths; faiths that have been and still are all too quick, in their extreme forms, to condemn or eliminate those who don't accept their version of the truth.

With the exception of the two above-mentioned mosquito studies (Bradshaw and Holzapfel 2001; Urbanski et al. 2012), this approach was not used as a complement to assist inferences about the genetic nature of changes observed in the wild at a given location (Merilä and Hendry, 2013).