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A long combustion time results in a complete burn and low emissions without after-treatment, and because the engine can burn 100 percent biofuel in a minimally refined state, the resulting carbon footprint is reportedly lower than that of an engine requiring heavily refined fuel.
The clinical pregnancy rate (PR) per cycle after controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (COH) with or without intrauterine insemination (IUI) is reportedly lower in women with surgically untreated minimal to mild endometriosis than in women with unexplained infertility.
Relatively common following pelvic lymphadenectomy, lymphoceles are encountered more frequently in patients operated on with an EP approach, although their incidence is reportedly lower with RALRP compared to open surgery.
Whereas PD-1 expression on virus-specific CD8+ T cells in untreated HIV-1 (or SIV in animal models of AIDS) infection is high and is directly related to viral replication [8], [13], [34], PD-1 expression on CMV-specific CD8+ T cells is reportedly lower; presumably due to intermittent or lower levels of viral antigen expression.
Concordance of skin and soft-tissue infection and nasal carriage is reportedly lower in MSSA than MRSA strains (10 ).
In addition, the life expectancy of individuals with vertebral fractures is reportedly lower than that of individuals who have suffered non-traumatic radial or humeral fractures [ 31].
Despite its ability to control infection, the functional outcomes of revision surgery of septic cases are reportedly lower than those from aseptic revision, as described by Barrack et al. [4] and Wang et al. [33].
Prices vary, but are reportedly lower if the buyer is not known to be someone acting on behalf of the Yazidi community or Kurdish Regional Government.
Ingestion exposures are reportedly lower than dermal or inhalation exposures [ 28].
In the same study, the Paleolithic diet was reportedly lower in glycemic load (GL) than the Mediterranean-like diet [ 4].
In addition, 5-year relative survival ratios are reportedly lower in Māori (74%) than in non-Māori/non-Pacific women (83% [ 12]).
