Sentence examples for simultaneously except for from inspiring English sources

All diffraction peaks of the prepared samples were assigned to the expected reflections of trigonal ( R3m ̄ ) and monoclinic (C2/m) phases simultaneously, except for the sample with composition x = 0. Particularly, a magnified view of the scanning angles ranging from 2θ = 19° to 34° indicate peaks arising due to the super-lattice ordering of Li+ and Mn4+ occurring in the transition metal layers.

The moderator "method" remained significant when other moderators were included simultaneously, except for separation anxiety disorder.

After controlling for sleep environments and sleep hygiene simultaneously, except for history of ADHD diagnosis and poor parenthood, all other five factors remained to be independent predictors for FNA (Model IV).

Each individual's blood was sampled at the same time for all five approaches simultaneously, except for one coyote where we failed to obtain a LeukoLOCK™ sample (see Additional file 1: Table S1).

All parameters of a given compound were fitted simultaneously, except for carbaryl and 4-nitro-benzyl-chloride where the uptake rate constant needed to be kept fixed at the value from a previous study in order to achieve a good fit.

In hickory, both homologs work simultaneously except at S2.

With the exception of education, these risk estimates changed little following individual adjustment for other covariates and in the multivariable model controlling simultaneously for all covariates except education.

The mortality risk difference was significant in all multivariable models except two models that simultaneously adjusted for: (1) comorbidity and surgery type and; (2) underlying diagnosis and surgery type.

When changing the distance d to the serving BS, the large-scale channel gains of desired and interfering channels are changed simultaneously which are unequal except for the user location d=250 m.

Another limitation of our study is that the exposure to risk factors was assessed simultaneously with asthma outcomes except for prenatal maternal smoking and in utero exposure to traffic-related air pollution.

In the DIPP study, we also defined celiac disease autoimmunity as being positive for TGA with an ELISA in at least one sample; this was obviously appropriate, because all children except one were simultaneously positive also for AGA-IgA, AGA-IgG, EMA, and/or ARA.