"with small exceptions" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is mostly true or applies to most cases, but there are a few minor exceptions. Example: "The dress code is business casual, with small exceptions for special events where formal attire is required."
"Our books are, with small exceptions, not instructional, not where-to-go.
With small exceptions, all power for public buildings and for public uses in Westchester and New York City comes from the plant.
The fin whale was given full protection from commercial whaling by the IWC in the North Pacific in 1976, and in the North Atlantic in 1987, with small exceptions for aboriginal catches and catches for research purposes.
Male cases showed almost the same pattern as the female did with small exceptions.
Our study shows a frequent subfunctionalization fate in duplicated genes, with small exceptions of nonfunctionalization via reciprocal gene loss after B. rapa WGD events.
(Int3) …so everybody in the room absolutely…all the practitioners (12 different ones) they all believe they can absolutely help every patient, with small exceptions.
"It doesn't happen except through asbestos, with vanishingly small exceptions," Professor Childs said.
When the functional SNP was removed in 80% LD and 95% LD instances, the signal sensitivities remained the same as with the susceptibility locus in place with few small exceptions.
With possible small exceptions, this activity looks largely the same from person to person, and it coincides with a flood of neurochemicals into our bodies.
Even though the hypothesis about normally distributed residuals could not be accepted, the qq-plot for residuals demonstrated an almost straight line with some small exceptions in the tails.
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