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Rates are usually substantially lower compared with better hotels, since many B&B owners are renting the rooms to help pay off their mortgages or to counter empty-nest syndrome.

Consequently, per capita consumption estimates derived from surveys are usually substantially lower than those based on objective data such as retail sales which, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), offer the most accurate means of estimating the amount of alcohol consumed by a population (World Health Organization, 2000).

If vertical deficiencies are present, including in combination, the predictability of the techniques is usually substantially lower [3].

Even though the process and cost involved in Chinese IP cases are usually substantially simpler and lower than in the U.S., the numbers demonstrate not only that the Chinese are becoming more litigious, but that the legal and court systems are maturing and being more widely used to resolve disputes.

Here America arguably does better: European unemployment rates are usually substantially higher than the rate here, and the employed fraction of the population lower.

Willingness to accept (WTA) is usually substantially higher than willingness to pay (WTP).

Microsuede is usually substantially more expensive than regular microfiber fabric.

ETFs are usually lower cost than mutual funds.

Because DT production by toxigenic C. ulcerans is reported to be substantially lower than that usually seen in toxigenic C. diphtheriae (8 ) as was the case in the study patient, it is difficult to estimate the pathogenic contribution of these low amounts of DT detected only in vitro by using a cytotoxicity assay, but not by immunologic precipitation for this patient in vivo.

All are expected to be substantially lower this year.

Gross margins from this new materials business are expected to be substantially lower than GT's historical equipment margins.