Sentence examples for exceptions identified from inspiring English sources

Business managers must fashion, a repertoire of approaches and tools, from centralized control to management of exceptions identified through formal policies to indirect management via informal communication.

Pregnant and considering an abortion, and not one that would fit into any of the "exceptions" identified by many Republican politicians: rape, incest or to save the life of the mother.

See 520 U. S., at 453 ("Subject to controlling provisions in treaties and statutes, and the two exceptions identified in Montana, the civil authority of Indian tribes and their courts with respect to non-Indian fee lands generally 'do[es] not extend to the activities of nonmembers of the tribe' " (emphasis added) (quoting Montana, supra, at 565)).

Although there have been exceptions identified and research into mammalian origin dynamics is constantly evolving, the initiation of DNA replication in somatic cells is often very inefficient, with origins firing in some cases only once in 3 4 cell cycles [29], [55], [56].

The lack of academic and policy documents that propose specific HRH participation metrics for HRH is evident, with exceptions identified in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Nicaragua and Peru, as well as the initiatives developed by international agencies.

In a study of quarantine implementation in the greater Toronto area during its 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) (1 ), investigators identified several factors that influenced compliance with quarantine restrictions (with rare exceptions, identified contacts of SARS patients in the area were quarantined in their own homes).

There was nothing inherently private about the photograph - it was closely akin to "popping out to buy a pint of milk", the express exception identified by Baroness Hale.

Alzheimer's patients appear to be the lone exception identified to date, where levels in the blood may be two or more fold higher [44], [54], [109].

In contrast to this, the base pairing sRNAs identified in gram-positive bacteria appear to act independently of Hfq, with the sRNA LhrA in L. monocytogenes being the only exception identified so far [23].

One additional exception, identified in this work, is a group of six genes with human orthologs located at 17p13 (sharing synteny with chicken genes localized on chromosome 19).

The more predominant clone (cluster B) in this study was, with 1 exception, identified from cases reported from community health centers.