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4.02pm BST The Vodafone selloff is picking up pace - share are now down 5.3% after it warned earnings in 2015 will be lower as it pays the cost of it major network revamp.

Again, to be practical, and since we know the RPM impact will be lower as it goes deeper into the reservoir, we designed this case with five different water relative permeability curves using different saturation regions.

With limited amount of training data available (only 32) in this study, the accuracy of the model could be lower as it captures the influence of all mixture components on the SCC mix in a limited way within the experimental domain (as indicated earlier in Table 3).

For patients who have an 'overdiagnosed' cancer, the risk is likely to be lower as it is unlikely that they would have received chemotherapy (see section 4).

Consequently, the Km would be lower, as it represents the apparent dissociation constant for the sum of all bound states, including the substrate bound matrix state [39].

First, similar as a withhold model, providers need to improve to maintain the status quo with regard to their bottom-line; however, unlike withholds, the risk of negative consequences for equity, access and resistance from health service providers might be lower as it on gradually makes the funding more performance oriented.

A different situation appears to develop when the polarity of the cosolvent is lower, as it happens in the case of acetone.

This is lower as it is compared to a study done in Northwest Ethiopia [ 12] and Addis Ababa [ 15].

The actual number treated might have been lower as it is possible that low dose antidepressants were prescribed for chronic pain instead of depression in some patients.

The uncoupling would be favoured when cell growth is arrested or it is slowed down (apical [Ca2+]c is lower) as it occurs in situations where the cell needs to interpret extracellular cues and reorient the growth axis.

Even at the highest frame rate, however, the temporal resolution is lower as it is determined by the frame rate of the grey-scale image (typically 70 100/s), and the deformation analyses are not totally independent of angle, as deformation perpendicular to the ultrasound plane cannot be assessed.