Sentence examples for noteworthy exception of from inspiring English sources

Apple has a history of not adopting tech until it gains wide consumer adoption and proves itself in the market (with the noteworthy exception of some it pioneered like Thunderbolt and FireWire), but LTE has achieved significant penetration among mobile users.

With the noteworthy exception of the later Nishitani, however, the Kyoto School tends to favor the Chinese glyph mu ("nothingness"; wu in Chinese), which is found predominantly in Zen, and which reflects the early attempt to "match terms" with Daoism in the translation and interpretive development of Buddhism in China.

With the noteworthy exception of Barack Obama, who followed a deeply unpopular opposing-party president, the phenomenon has generally been tied to enormous electoral losses.

Given their strong political opinions, with the noteworthy exception of classmate Madeleine Albright, Wellesley's 59's have not been active politically.

Longer regions of elevated copy number are predominantly subtelomeric with the noteworthy exception of the rDNA repeats on chromosome XII.

The dN/dS ratios obtained are consistent with purifying selection in all these genes, with the noteworthy exception of the VAR1 gene, which gave a very high ratio.

The results of this study show a relatively consistent statistical association between increased job physical exposure and worsening of psychosocial outcomes notwithstanding the noteworthy exceptions of general health compared to others and mental exhaustion after work which showed generally more positive responses associated with higher physical exposures.

Nonetheless, it is noteworthy that with the notable exception of spirochaetes, for which there is ample other evidence for monophyly, most of the 10 bacterial phyla recognized here appear to be monophyletic or nearly so (including Posibacteria, which is more nearly monophyletic than is Proteobacteria) on the corrected fold superfamily trees [ 119].

A noteworthy exception to this rule is the production of a DM1 phenocopy that results from the inducible expression of GFP sequences linked to the normal DMPK 3'UTR in mice [43].

A noteworthy exception to the phenomenon that mature neurons are more resistant to death than young neurons is the case of excitotoxicity, which occurs when neurons are overstimulated with excitatory compounds, such as glutamate or NMDA.

For comparison, we found that just removing the FCS from the medium (e.g. maintaining the cells for 24 h in SM0) had a weaker effect upon the base line expression of those genes, with the noteworthy exception that removal of serum reduced the base line expression of CXCL8, IL1A and IL6.