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Charities have lost more than £3.8bn in grants from government over the last decade and, at the continued rate of decline, there will no government grant money for charities by the next general election.

The continued rate of the system was 7 times higher than the control line, demonstrating a better performance and reducing 99.6 ± 0.4% of the mercury presents in the water contaminated.

The continued rate of removal of Hg from the constructed wetland was 9 times higher than the control, demonstrating a better performance and nearly 90% reduction in Hg concentrations in the contaminated water in the presence of L. flava.

Therefore, we assume a continued rate of IPV production site releases of 1 per 5 years, independent of the number and locations of IPV production sites.

For conditions that received at least intermittent mixing throughout the 7 days of enzymatic saccharification, we observed a higher continued rate of conversion compared to saccharifications with no further mixing beyond the initial mixing.

Clinically, it has been shown to reduce the risks of pulmonary exacerbations, improve FEV1, and slow the continued rate of decline of lung function in CF patients >5 years old.

The number of people returning to the city's downtown core does not make up for the continuing rate of exit from depressed inner suburbs, he argues.

Experts say the continuing rate of silo deaths is due in part to the huge amount of corn being produced and stored in the United States to meet the global demand for food, feed and, increasingly, ethanol-based fuel.

This is generally good prognosis but a continuing rate of late recurrence in breast cancer has led to an interest in extending adjuvant hormonal treatment from 5 to 10 years.

If historical trends continue, rates of RCC in Canada are projected to rise by about 15%% among males by 2025 (Fig.  4), but increase only marginally among females.

One of Mr. Nasser's tasks as BHP chairman will be to continue the rate of growth set by Mr. Argus.