By 2002 the number of notebook users will reach 36.6 million; despite growth rates leveling off at 15% per year this remains one of the most vital areas of the computer industry.
It also said the unemployment rate, which is 8.5percentt, would rise more sharply into 2010 before leveling off "at a high level".
A similar number of civilian casualties occurred in the same period in 2015, indicating rates may be leveling off at near-record levels after steadily increasing since the U.N. began monitoring them in 2009.
Many, even go-getters, see their results leveling off at the gym.
For those people descending toward the platforms, the temperature seemed to rise with every step, leveling off at about 95 degrees in front of the station's newsstand.
It lost about 800,000 subscribers in the United States in the third quarter, leveling off at 23.8 million; at the end of the fourth quarter, it had 24.4 million, somewhat more than it had expected to have.
Over all, he said he expected filings to decline 5 to 10 percent this year, leveling off at about 1.46 million, largely because consumers have slightly more access to credit now than in recent years.
"What can we get away with?" Steven L. Gortmaker, professor of the practice of health sociology at Harvard, suggested it might be safe to say that a year of daily sodas for a typical 10-year-old would lead to a five-pound gain, leveling off at nine pounds over time.
The three broadcast networks' nightly newscasts devoted more than 4,100 minutes to Iraq in 2003 and 3,000 in 2004, before leveling off at about 2,000 a year, according to Andrew Tyndall, who monitors the broadcasts and posts detailed breakdowns at tyndallreport.com.
As the majority of the bound solvent evaporated, the stress and birefringence values started leveling off at long times.
The average age of the American worker is leveling off at 40 and will stay there for a decade.
