More precisely, the value of the initial cross-polar discrimination (i.e., ) has to be as high as possible; yet, the XPD of well-designed antennas is typically on the order of dB [15, 39], which allows a significant discrimination between copolar and cross-polar channels.
It may be assumed that the content of fluoride should be as high as possible, yet without adverse effects on the physical properties of the material.
It is not yet as high as I'd like.
That figure is nearly twice as high as in 1980, yet not much different from five years ago.
And yet as high as they are, the very notion of migration spurred by climate change remains scientifically opaque.
That rate is substantially higher than a week ago, though not yet as high as it was during a peak last month, the officials said.
No entree at the Polo grill costs as much as $20 and only two go as high as $19. Yet the tab for the most expensive appetizer, main course and dessert will be $35 while a three-course meal on the low end rings in at $21. Beverages are especially fraught with peril for the frugal.
They find that average costs per patient during the last two years of life (when health spending is heaviest) in some regions can be almost twice as high as in others, yet patients in the high-spending areas do not survive any longer or enjoy better health as a result.Ira Byock is the director of palliative medicine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Centre and a professor at Dartmouth Medical School.
All of which causes many people, and not just the 34,000 transit workers who are demanding a raise, to ask: how could the agency end last year with a surplus as high as $300 million and yet now find itself warning of a deficit next year of more than $1 billion, a gap so large that fares could rise to $2? The agency says that the answer is simple -- in many ways, it is a victim of its own success.
Small intestinal transplantation can be considered but it requires aggressive immunosupression and survival rates are not yet as high as other solid organ grafts.
