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False positive TST indurations caused by BCG or non-tuberculosis mycobacteria are expected to be moderate and rarely exceeding 15 mm [ 10, 21- 23].

Integrated luminosity exceeding 100 pb−1 (108 f's) are expected to be delivered for end 1999/early 2000.

The initial cost to the taxpayer was also expected to be exceeded, according to Margaret Hodge, who chairs the Common's Public Accounts Committee.

And although official campaign rules aim to level the field by limiting spending to a mere 10m Egyptian pounds (about $1.6m), this is expected to be vastly exceeded by in-kind donations from businessmen who are likely to back more prominent candidates.The presidential race has revived some post-revolutionary enthusiasm, but also introduced new risks.

Even at this location, where NFL might be expected to be thin, the NFL exceeded 20 μm, consistent with the observation that upper and lower hemisphere fibers mix across the horizontal raphe [ 13].

The ratio is expected to be close to or to exceed 100 percent for five members of the Group of 7 countries — Britain, France, Italy, Japan and the United States — by 2014.

The contest is expected to be the largest design competition ever, exceeding even the 1,421 designs submitted for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

The Obama crowd — which could exceed two million — is expected to be mostly young, just the group accustomed to staying in touch by uploading photos, blog posts and tweets on Twitter.

The formal errors from our inversion of InSAR data are +/− 1.6 cm/year for a constant deformation rate, so that only subsidence at rates exceeding this value is expected to be detectible.

Although no precise figures were available today, those costs are expected to well exceed the federally mandated $428,000 threshold.

Construction costs are expected to vastly exceed the 1.3bn-shekel (£224m) budget.