Sentence examples for stage with the exception of from inspiring English sources
Lena Dunham accepts as executive producer, but the whole ensemble comes up on stage with the exception of Jemima Kirk who recently gave birth to her second child.
For the first time in a while, I feel like Aria is finally center stage (with the exception of Alison).
Conversely, all the other correlates in the dual-stage process were found in single stage with the exception of ethnicity.
The HPM purports that personal factors and various prior behaviors are associated with MVPA, but personal factors (e.g., age, academic grade, race or ethnicity, SES, and developmental stage), with the exception of CV fitness, are not amenable to intervention.
p53, class III beta-tubulin, bcl-2 and ERCC1 expression were not correlated with clinical stage, with the exception of a trend towards an early T stage in p16+ patients (p = 0.062).
As shown in Figure 3, the expression level of this smaller fragment increased in accordance with the donor's clinical stage with the exception of that detected in SW480 cells.
The amounts of all catechins differed significantly at different developmental stages, with the exception of GCG, which remained relatively constant at all stages (p = 0.180).
Yet, hypothesis H5a, that there will be a greater proportion of SR fund investors than CONV investors in all investment stages with the exception of inclusion, cannot be supported.
In particular, according to gene expression data, the chitin metabolism appeared more pronounced in males when compared to females individuals across almost all stages (with the exception of Stage II).
Similar to Notch we observed punctate accumulations of Domeless protein in the cytoplasm of PFC clones (Fig. 5G,H), whereas wildtype cells showed virtually no staining in these stages, with the exception of the polar cells which appeared to have some Domeless staining throughout midoogenesis.
These data therefore indicated a general lower expression level of the vast majority of peroxidase genes in older development stages with the exception of stage S1.
