Sentence examples for exceptions emerge from inspiring English sources

However, some exceptions emerge: strain DBVPG1853 gains a complex mat as a diploid, and invasive ability improves in the diploid versions of UWOPS83-787.3 and UWOPS87-242.1, especially for UWOPS83-787.3.

Additionally, a set of exceptions emerged as a third finding.

However, 4 exceptions emerged (age adjusted).

Among categories that might not seem to fit the analysts' rules for online success, one obvious exception emerges: personal computers.

The one exception emerges when Baby, who surreptitiously records the sounds of his life (on a vintage mini-cassette recorder), brings them home and elaborately remixes them, snipping out a salient phrase and creating a sort of hip-hop mixtape using one phrase as an incantation — and does so with an eye-catching array of vintage audio equipment.

Yet, an exception emerged in Study 5, where individuals whose life goals require strong acceptance of ET showed the opposite responses.

But over the decades a complex landscape of exceptions has emerged: stores in some sectors may always open, stores in some places may always open, and all stores can open five Sundays a year if their mayors let them.September's flash point concerned DIY stores, which don't have blanket opening rights though home-furnishing stores, bizarrely, do.

A fast-growing population means there are more poor slash-and-burn farmers, and more people living in marginal areas liable to flooding or landslides.President Arroyo reacted by ordering the suspension of all logging, legal or illegal, although subsequently exceptions began to emerge.

A new exception is emerging.

But the "religion exception" is emerging as a favorite tactic of the religious right.

Actively managed fixed income funds (with the exception of emerging market debt) fared much worse.