Sentence examples for with noted exceptions from inspiring English sources

What's interesting about this data is that, despite its reflecting December (with noted exceptions), it's pretty static.

The methodology has been applied to elasticity for two phases of isotropic material, generally assuming macroscopic isotropy (with noted exceptions), thus resulting in a rather elegant form of the solution.

Local taxes are not generally included in the Misery Index (with noted exceptions), although all national and local taxes are considered for OECD-member countries in the Overall Tax Burden chart.

Default parameters with noted exceptions were used for Trimmomatic, Bowtie2 and HTSeq-count programs.

The criteria for inclusion were that the literature related to pharmacists, pharmacy technicians or pharmacy assistants from any country worldwide; was published between January 1998 and February 2008; and that it satisfied the Health Development Agency Evidence Base 2000 standards [ 4] (with some noted exceptions).

With some noted exceptions, we use the PBPK + shower model, parameter distributions, definition of exposure, and experimental data provided in Tan et al. (2006, 2007); however, these elements have a different rationale and purpose in the context of the Bayesian population framework presented here, than that of the ECF distribution or likelihood-based methods.

Indeed, with a few noted exceptions, the top 25% of sites ranked by editing level in Figure  1A are largely temperature insensitive.

In fact, most associations were not significant after correcting for multiple testing, with the noted exception of rs3731239 in CDKN2A, with ESCC, which was among the largest studies.

The interpretation of Protestantism up to this point has been, with only a few noted exceptions, based on the majority view among the 16th-century Protestant movements.

Alas for them – with the noted exception of Reid who is now the leader – they have just not been quick enough.

With the noted exception of the almond hedge (planted by Jan van Riebeeck in 1660 to indicate the "border" of his colony and protect his animal stock from the indigenous Khoi people), some magnificent oaks, and the Moreton Bay fig and camphor trees planted by Cecil John Rhodes, everything you encounter is indigenous.