Sentence examples for mainly with some exceptions from inspiring English sources

Perusal of existing literature shows clearly how studies focusing on technical feasibility, especially in airborne ambulances [21 27], hail from both countries adopting the AA model and from countries adopting the FG model, whereas clinical studies have been carried out mainly, with some exceptions [23, 28, 29], in countries adopting the FG model.

Ultrametric tree of Papionini and outgroup taxa as inferred from dataset 2. Tree topologies as inferred from Bayesian (MrBayes) as well as from ML (RAxML) estimations were mainly identical with some exceptions.

If you search the #makeup hashtag, you'll mainly see a female audience (with some exceptions, of course).

These sets of genes are present in the S. kudriavzevii subgenome of all hybrids analyzed in this work, with some exceptions mainly involving AMH (Table  4 and Additional file 6: Table S4).

The limits of quantification (LOQ) in HPLC-based methods are mainly higher than 1 mg/kg, with some exceptions for lasalocid and narasin (LOQ 0.5 mg/kg) [ 17, 20].

With some exceptions, it sailed mainly in France.

Ertugrul Apakan, head of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) monitoring mission, said in a briefing that the ceasefire mainly held in the first 12 hours - with some exceptions including Debaltseve and Luhansk.

But very few people get that and the ones that mainly do... yes, you got it: they are mothers themselves with some exceptions.

In some measure because of Wang's own personal and political shortcomings but mainly because of rabid opposition from conservatives, the reforms and Wang himself were with some exceptions denigrated until the 20th century.

The results using HeLa-S3 data mainly showed the same trend as the original results obtained using the K562 data in the benchmark (see Dataset S1), but with some exceptions.

With some exceptions, she was absolutely right!