Bear Stearns said in a statement that the funds "have experienced high levels of margin calls and have had difficulty in creating necessary liquidity and working capital to continue to operate the funds".
Larger (smaller) informal sector size is associated with higher (lower) levels of seigniorage and lower (higher) levels of MARGIN (or COSTS).
In the heat treatment of the samples (up to 1400 °C), a high level of accuracy (1% error margin) in morphology of cavities, resulted from the decomposition of polymers (400 °C), was achieved.
In the present study, a high level of RCAS1 expression in healthy surgical margin, including healthy stroma, was associated with a higher frequency of local cancer recurrence within the period of observation.
The absence of observed efficacy in our study might be theorized to have occurred because all of our new reviewers perform at a relatively high level of function and thus the potential margin for improvement is too small to be significant.
"The longer-term potential for the group is substantial on the basis of more normalised market conditions and higher level of operating margin, given the benefits of operational gearing on a now much reduced operating cost base".
The random introduction of errors and missing data in key parameters in a large 'gold standard' dataset had little noticeable affect on population and mortality profiles, demonstrating a high level of robustness of DSS data and tolerable margins of error that may exceed 20%.
The item "a high level of proficiency for learning to use the PACS" yielded by some margin the lowest individual rating.
Given the way the model combines the samples from multiple polls, relatively small margins can quickly produce a very high level of confidence in a statistically significant lead.
Under high level of radiation, the opposite was true: positive feedback had no stabilizing gain whereas negative feedback had a large margin.
