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For college educated workers over age 25, unemployment is indeed lower than for other groups.
The figures that the dealer produced were indeed lower than Smiley's prices — in some cases, much lower.
Antibody levels in children given paracetamol before their immunisation were indeed lower than in those not given the drug.
It points out that if growth is indeed lower than forecast this year (as the Bank of England has indicated is likely) then tax receipts will be depressed.
The emissions of carbon dioxide from diesels are indeed lower than those of petrol cars, but other efficiency improvements to cars in the last decade, such as lighter bodies, have been 10 times more effective.
The sums are still clearly huge and it is not clear how much lower the government is expecting the bonuses to be, despite the promise that directors who chair the banks' remuneration committees will write to the FSA to confirm bonuses are indeed lower than normal.
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By matching recordings of astronauts' oxygen consumption with what the films showed they were doing at the time, Dr Carr was able to show that their rate of oxygen use was indeed lower during running than walking.To explain this counter-intuitive finding, Dr Carr looked at the energy expenditures behind running and walking on Earth and on the moon.
After adjusting for body weight, urinary volume output and sodium excretion were indeed lower in ZDF than LZ rats.
The Laurdan fluorescence polarization results demonstrate the PL order is indeed lower in HDL3 than in HDL2, explaining why apoA-I binds relatively well to HDL3.
Reports from Hebei in 1988 [ 10] and Taiyuan in 2004 [ 39], and a cooperative Chinese-American study of hand OA (the ratio of hand OA prevalence in China to that in the USA was 0.25%, after adjustment for age) [ 33], further enhanced the impression that the prevalence of hand OA was indeed lower in Chinese than in Caucasians.
