Nearly all exceptions to this correlation were segregants with an unusually low ethanol yield that failed to show a correspondingly higher glycerol yield.
It is, as I say, an exception to nearly everything else here.
The automotive industry is an exception — it has a nearly equal balance of Walkers and Talkers (see Figure 13).
Nearly without exception, these albums have trickled into the marketplace barely noticed, except by the artists' diehard fans.
Nearly without exception, the students in the study who were struggling were taking nothing but large introductory courses that were needed to complete their degree.
For the past 50 years, nearly without exception, the party has lost seats whenever its president's average approval rating in September and October before the election dropped below 50 percent.
Nearly without exception, Motherlode readers called on Betsy to say no — for her sake and for theirs, as partygoers who have seen this situation before.
Nearly without exception the participants talk past each other.
The big advantage of the remote sensing techniques presented here is that the measurements can be applied nearly everywhere (exception: tunnel segments) and there are no dependencies on any third party infrastructure.
Edtech accelerators are, like their cousins in other investing markets, and nearly without exception, run by male VC investors and male-led companies.
But barring the relative handful of those who don't understand personal space, who perhaps "overtouch," whose intentions are a bit slimy or hostile, I would hereby like to be lightly and lovingly touched at some point by everyone I ever know, meet, connect with, always and forever, quite nearly without exception and that very much means you.
