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Domestic energy customers can often be hundreds of pounds in credit at this time of the year, as they plan for their bills to be much higher during the peak winter period.

For a typical prototype SCWR design with outlet coolant temperature of 510 °C and pressure of 25 MPa, the hot spot temperature on fuel cladding exceeds 600 °C at normal operation conditions, and will be much higher during transients.

Surprisingly even after adjusting pH and increasing EDTA concentration membrane permeate flux decline (35%%) and membrane fouling (31 %) was found to be much higher during field water filtration (Fig. 4a, b).

We reasoned that NAVA (Neurally-Adjusted Ventilatory Assist) ventilation should assure a better neuromuscular coupling compared to PSV and hence the coefficient of determination (CD) of the above equation should be much higher during NAVA ventilation.

Therefore, it is possible for the interdependence between the stock market, and the short-term and long-term government bond markets to be much higher during crisis periods than during non-crisis periods, which Hypothesis 1 already proves.

F-calprotectin levels have been reported to be much higher during the first few weeks of life both in healthy full-term [12] [15] and preterm infants [12], [16] [19] than in healthy adults [6] and children [13], [14], [20].

Steelhead GRP tended to increase with latitude, and mean GRP was much higher during September 1995, compared to 1994 and 1996.

Metabolic rates, which affect pharmacokinetics, are much higher during childhood, as anyone with a two-year-old can attest.

For the AFR in Uganda, the rate of forest recovery was much higher during the second period, coinciding with the time people began leaving overcrowded camps.

This demand is much higher during daytime, when the visual adaptation of the drivers coming from bright environments, requests very intense illumination levels, especially in the first part of the tunnel, the so called threshold zone.

But in most of the rich world interest rates were already low; excessive saving was the problem.What is more, the Keynesians asserted, multipliers are much higher during nasty downturns than at other times.