Sentence examples for exception to the high from inspiring English sources

One important exception to the high level of interindividual variation in cosmopolitan admixture proportions was the large DPGP3 sample (ZI) from Siavonga, Zambia.

Numerous studies have demonstrated that bactericidal activity is independent of highly conserved features, such as invariant disulfide array, Arg-Glu salt bridge or Gly residue at CysIII+8 I, with exception to the high arginine content relative to lysine (Lehrer, 2007; Rajabi et al., 2008; Schmidt et al., 2012), which complies with our finding.

27.12 Marlon Byrd Byrdrd is the exception to the high-ceiling late picks – but he'll suffice until Harper is promoted or I find another good hitter on the waiver wire.

Sweden has remained one of few exceptions to the high occurrence of MRSA in many other countries.

One main finding emerges from this analysis: there are almost no exceptions to the higher male variance.

The ultra-Orthodox are an exception to the typically high educational levels of Jews in America.

The sole exception to this high degree of conservation with these two model species is tobacco with only 42% of the tobacco gene index sequences matching an Arabidopsis protein and 41% matching a rice protein.

The only exception to this high correlation rule was for an alternative transcript related to chalcone synthase that was expressed in Gh fiber (R = 0.99 compared to the primary transcript), but the corresponding locus had essentially no expression in Gb fiber (RPKM < 0.14).

The present study shows that it is not an exception to the association of high occupational contact levels with risk found in other examples of marked rural PM.

Another fish, the teleost F. rubripes, is a partial exception to the trend of high frequency of trinucleotides in vertebrate coding regions.

27 A special examination of R&D workers was reserved for a supplementary analysis, partly because of the possibility of bias (see Methods section), but even without this, the main analysis shows that Seascale is not an exception to the pattern of high occupational contacts in PM-associated excesses.