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Furthermore, it has been noted that stored/delivered energy and the resulting thermal power are 40 kWthh and 50 kWth, respectively, and hence, lower than the expected from design parameters.

Notice that at packet sizes that are a multiple of the slot size, the maximum latency reaches a minimum with packet sizes between 0 and 300, hence lower than the slot size.

Pooling all samples, mean larval densities in the Danube were 275.3 ± 745.0 individuals per 1000 m−3 and hence lower than mean plastic densities.

But increasing returns create a natural tendency toward monopoly, because a large business can achieve larger scale and hence lower costs than a small business.

However, sera from primigravid HIV positive women showed significantly higher kd, hence lower affinity, than sera from primigravid HIV negative women, indicating HIV infection to impair the affinity of VAR2CSA domaindomain specific antibodies (t-test, p = 0.0230, figure 3B).

It has less bureaucracy and, hence, lower administrative costs than private insurers.

By using a variable-rate annuity, Messrs Feldstein and Samwick can assume higher average returns (and hence lower benefit cuts) than the Democratic economists.

The preliminary results indicate that this design achieves considerably longer irradiation periods and hence lower fuel cycle costs than the reference design.

The data for CR20 show that this material has a significantly lower surface area and hence lower potential for physisorption than the AC for volatile smoke constituents.

The upper range of model-predicted warfarin doses was hence lower (0.21 mg kg−1) than reported in these five studies (0.50 mg kg−1).

Thus, if anything, therapeutic levels of m1AChR occupancy may be achieved with even lower plasma concentrations and hence lower incidence of adverse events, than those in the passive diffusion scenario.