Sentence examples for present except for the from inspiring English sources

No one was present except for the family of the defendant and relatives of the victims.

No one on a flight knows that a marshal is present except for the captain and the flight crew, the agency said.

Mr. Ruto's trial began last month, and he has been present except for the period when the trial was suspended during the Westgate shopping mall crisis.

However, age- and region-related differences were present, except for the aminopeptidase A activity (P=0.33).

For donor 1, the 1st peak is not present except for the 3 kDa filtered sample, while for donor 2 the 1st peak was not present for the unfiltered samples, but was present for the filtered samples.

At present, except for the sightseeing area or domain-specific (such as airports, schools) small monorail line, monorail has been built or under construction in the world as a moderate volume urban rail transit system, in the following countries: Japan, Canada, the USA, Germany, Russia, India, Malaysia, Brazil, and South Korea.

Analysis of the PPE subfamily led to the identification of 26 members of the "ancestral-type" (of which 19 were pseudogenes and 13 were M. leprae-specific), with no MPTR subfamily members present, except for ML2369c, the orthologue of Rv0442c/PPE10 (which is also the only representative present in the genomes of M. avium and M. avium paratuberculosis).

Since using the rank-transformation limits the interpretation of data, the results using the untransformed dependent variables are presented, except for the above-mentioned relationship for which the model is based on rank-transformation.

These markings are also consistent with those noted in other reports, although in most reports there is no form of pattern classification system presented except for the six case studies performed by Heiner et al. [ 7, 11].

In archaea, orthologs for almost all of the genes encoding the MVA pathway are present except for two; interestingly, the last two genes encoding phosphomevalonate kinase and diphosphomevalonate decarboxylase appear to be missing from the genomes of almost all archaea.

There is no economic activity in Antarctica at present, except for fishing off the coast and small-scale tourism, both based outside Antarctica.