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It has identified less than 500 potential swap mis-selling cases and has set aside £232m to cover costs such as compensation for mis-selling of interest rate swaps, on top of £751m put by in 2011 for the payment protection insurance scandal.

Additionally, ERANGE have identified less than 60% of known splicing events, while almost all could be identified by MAWs with 2 mismatches (Table 1).

Additionally, they noted that recent advances have identified less invasive approaches for collection of body fluids from which more sensitive biomarkers of response can be measured.

Based on the comparison with Sch-FRI, temperature monitoring twice a day (Sch-DTM) may also only have identified less than one fifth of febrile respiratory illness episodes, and by extrapolation a smaller fraction of infections.

Indeed, when we summarised the results of nine VBM studies (see Table  2; Fig.  3) which have identified less or more grey matter in group comparisons of developmental dyslexics and good readers, a widely distributed set of regions are reported in both left and right hemispheres.

The questionable $49 million that AOL Time Warner has identified is less than 1percentt of the AOL division's annual revenue and, in contrast to companies like Enron or WorldCom, at AOL there is no clear evidence of wrongdoing.

While more than 80% of companies with 500 or more employees are self-insured, the management of Southeast Health Plans has identified that less than 25% of Atlanta area companies with 50 to 500 employees have self-insured plans.

However, past studies have identified that less than 15 to 20percentt of the knowledge and skills acquired in trainings are actually acquired in workplaces.

Other minimum population analyses have identified abundances less than the NOAA criteria for shortnose sturgeon [30], [37] [42].

They have identified no less than eight loci with obvious candidate genes and some of these hits (in the region of CYP17A1, CYP1A2 and FGF5) carry very high levels of significance (P < 10-20) indeed.

Further, recent systematic reviews of outcomes related to optimum and/or positive maternal and neonatal health and well-being have identified how less attention has been given to the measurement of factors that contribute to well-being and positive health outcomes [ 11, 12].