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Now the average price in China is over 90 cents a litre, compared with only 69 cents in America (see chart).Steps toward more market-based pricing are welcome, but the formula, which has not been published, is still being applied flexibly.

The original ASET/RSET approach was derived from a simple two-zone model for a single compartment by Cooper in 1980, but is still being applied to larger and more complex buildings today.

It is interesting to note, however, that although there is a place in all state schools to explore the creationism science schism, in the religious education classroom, pressure is still being applied for the inclusion of intelligent design creationism in science lessons.

Specifically, when the duration of infection is sufficiently longer in the higher immunity classes, the fitness cost of the resistant parasite becomes negligible in comparison to the drug pressure that is still being applied on the population, even if at very low levels.

But such practices are still being applied to a lesser degree, and they can be pulled out of the arsenal whenever political or social conditions dictate.

The regime's more helpful rules are still being applied with gusto: for example, banks are able to reduce the fair value of their own debt issues if the credit spreads on them widen.

Another award-seeking performance is Michelle Williams's Marilyn Monroe in "My Week With Marilyn," the festival's official centerpiece, which I was unable to see before press time because the finishing touches were still being applied.

While new technologies facilitated fragment screening, the concepts of FBDD are still being applied on complex biological targets.

The particles were aligned by an electric field in a photopolymerizable monomer, which was polymerized while the field was still being applied.

Finally, the paper finds that the DCF valuation method of the early viewers (mining engineers/managers) was still being applied in the British coal industry in the modern era, suggesting that for one major industry at least, the absorption of DCF within the domain of modern accounting practice was primarily a question of tradition and not just an educational innovation of the 1960s.

When VICE visited Grand Street in early December, the red paint for the bus-only lane was still being applied.