Just after the route commenced, the owner became seriously ill, and marketing and sales efforts were neglected, causing a less-than-predicted cabin load.
We observed that, had they been initiated on dialysis on the day of laboratory data provided, the first two case scenarios would have had a less than 10% predicted mortality but that the third case would have had a greater than 30% predicted mortality.
The start-up costs have stretched to about £165,000 and the projected returns are about two and a half time less than predicted.
Mr. Hewlett says that team members discovered that the deal would not meet those projections until 2004 instead of 2003; earnings per share would be more than 30 cents a share, or $1 billion, less than predicted; and as many as 24,000 employees might lose their jobs, instead of 15,000.
This paper concluded that RCA concrete made with RCA from high strength source concrete with low water absorption perform like conventional concrete, while low strength source RCA with high water absorption yields a modulus of rupture less than predicted, likely due to the weak residual mortar layer (Yang et al. 2008).
Due to the reaction process, the average concentration around a chemical entity is less than predicted by the uniform distribution.
While the removal of the deltoid muscle resulted in a decrease in strength, the loss was less than predicted with a priori calculations.
As shown in Fig. 4, in most cases AChE was inhibited to a less extent than predicted from the CPO concentration (dotted line).
Same, Tanzania had a very low transmission, 10 fold less than predicted, therefore this trial arm was stopped early and was under-powered to detect a significant PE.
The distance walked over 6 min (a measure of patient functioning) was less than predicted at 12 months.
Since the likelihood of revisiting a site decreases with the number of nearest neighbors, more H2 is formed for surfaces with a higher coordination number, although still less than predicted by the rate equation and master equation models.
