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HH/EC ratios were generally one third that of the P/EC ratios; this correlates with the fact that the mean Auckland household has three residents (Statistics New Zealand 2006).

The quantities of water maintained and apportioned are based on the estimated worst possible sequence of flood and drought events over a period of 100 years; and generally, one-fourth of the total capacity of Lake Nasser is reserved as relief storage for the highest anticipated flood during such a period (called "century storage").

This differential positivity may have been due to the fact that VH benzodiazepine levels were generally one-third of those in blood.

However, in the case of laser ablation mode, the efficiency of oxide formation is generally one tenth that of conventional solution nebulization.

Look back to the turn of the millennium and this was typical of Boots' history as a public company - it generally paid about one third of its profits in UK tax and the Revenue could expect to see a tax charge around the £150m mark each year.

Levels of education are generally low with about one third of the population attaining secondary education.

Generally, during pregnancy in one third of patients the disease exacerbates, whereas in two thirds it remains clinically unchanged [ 4- 8].

Generally, during pregnancy in one third of patients the disease exacerbates, whereas in two thirds it remains clinically unchanged.

We have found that awareness of this policy is generally quite limited, with one third of responders not knowing what BCG is and two thirds not knowing the current policy for vaccination.

Generally, it is estimated that about one third of the World's population is infected with T. gondii.

The most abundant family generally accounted for between one quarter and one third of the individuals in a pool (Table  4).