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However, the percentage of the transgenic progeny of these male sterile plants was low (about 0.15%) and would be lower in the case of ruderal beets, owing to pollen competition.

Pass marks for children born in February and March would stay as they are, but they would be set higher for those born in the autumn and would be lower for those born in the summer.

The sensitivity of our HPV assay must depend on viral load, and would be lower in women with normal cytology.

Thus, this rate is likely to be an overestimation and would be lower if international criteria for SIDS [ 12] were applied more strictly.

These estimates include a 7 ‰ equilibrium isotope effect on soil CO2 caused by DIC leaching (see Fig.  1b) and would be lower without accounting for the C depletion inferred by this process.

Also, the lights would be turned on only seven times a year and would be lowered on their poles when not in use, said John Eyler, the president of Toys 'R' Us and a member of the pro-lights group.

Under Mrs. Kroes's plan, the first retail data cap would be set at 90 cents per megabyte starting July 1 , 2012 and would be lowered to 70 cents in 2013 and to 50 cents starting July 1 , 2014

It can be speculated that motivation and concomitant adherence and effects would be lower when such a waiting list group finally starts their training.

Qualcomm confirmed the aggressive move and said that its revenue and profits would be lower than expected.

We expected seasonal and event-based change in all parameters, and that total microbial population sizes and diversity would be lower in soils with higher N availability, due to greater competitive dominance of nitrophilic or copiotrophic taxa.

This was Disney's model for keeping alive the characters of successful films, and the expectation was that both the cost and quality would be lower.