Sentence examples for weights except for from inspiring English sources

Also, the Bland-Altman plot presented that the majority of the UK weighted scores (62%) was higher than the Japan weights except for the extreme health states.

Regarding the weighting policy, the use of ||∇I|| or log(||∇I||) works equally well in the different conditions, and much better than using uniform weights, except for non-uniform illumination, when the number of detected lines becomes high.

The expression of this factor in subjects is plotted in Figure 3. Females in general have positive expression weights and males have negative weights except for six subjects (two males show positive weight values and four females show negative values).

The wild-derived strains had significantly lower reproductive organ weights, except for testis weight in PWK/PhJ mice (Table S3).

All increases in uterine weight (compared with RM1 controls) occurred without significant effects on final body weights, except for the 200% IF group (Table 3).

Tsuchiya and colleagues have reported that the Japan scheme yielded consistently higher scores than the UK weights except for the very mild states [ 11].

The amounts of rare earths used are quite small (0.1 5percentt by weight, except for permanent magnets, which contain about 25percentt neodymium), but they are critical, and any of those devices would not work as well, or would be significantly heavier, if it were not for the rare earths.

All compounds were less than 1 000 u in molecular weight, except for one heptasaccharide.

In partial correlation analysis, mean tooth eruption times were positively, but not significantly associated with height while controlling for weight except for the mandibular left central incisor (#31).

Results were expressed in pg TEQ/g lipid weight, except for foods from vegetal origin (that is, cereal products and fruit and vegetables) for which results were expressed in pg TEQ/g fresh weight.

The followed-up production workers and controls were not significantly different in age, smoking habits, education, height and weight except for employment years, where the production workers were employed for more years (11 years versus 6.7 years; p < 0.035).