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“similar except that” is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to compare two things that have certain similarities but also have a key difference. Example: "The two cars look similar except that one has a red paint job while the other has a blue one."
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The 24-hour results were similar except that Time had the highest mean shear bond strength (ANOVA, P <.05).
Our second model is similar except that trade partner growth is significant only during the boom period.
The results for C NiO and C ZnO samples are similar except that intensity is higher in ZnO than NiO.
The HMS-PCI method is similar except that tagged bait proteins are expressed from plasmids.
The reaction conditions for actin was similar except that amplification was repeated for 25 cycles.
The corresponding values for children younger than five years old were similar except that viral infection was more frequent.
Situations in SMMC-7721 cells were similar except that pretreatment with 5-FU showed an apparent synergistic effect.
The internal solution for calcium current recording was similar except that K-gluconate was replaced by cesium gluconate.
Mock inoculation was similar except that 5 mM potassium phosphate, buffer pH 6.5 was used rather than bacterial suspensions.
Detection of plasmacytoid DCs was similar, except that instead CD11c, CD123 detection (PE, clone 9F5) was performed.
The two cohorts were largely similar except that BMI and frequency of healthcare encounters were greater in subjects with diabetes.
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