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Figure  4 shows both the short- and long-term percent changes in reporting of specific AE/drug pairs noted in FDA alerts.

Figure  1 shows both the short- and long-term percent changes in primary case reporting for drugs that were subjected to an FDA alert during the time period studied.

On budget night Treasurer Scott Morrison said that the tax cuts would: … mean higher living standards for Australians and an expected permanent increase in the size of the economy of just over one percent in the long term.

Seasonal dynamics of NDVI and rainfall is found to be apparent from percent deviation from long term average NDVI and rainfall.

Economists predict reducing payroll tax rates by just ten percentage points could boost employment by ten percent in the long term.

However, we reported previously, based on 39 published reports plus original data from a large international sample, that neither latency from illness-onset nor the number of illness episodes before initiating treatment was related to long-term morbidity (percent of time ill or episodes/year) in BD subjects during 3.8 5.4 years of treatment (Baethge et al. 2003a; Bratti et al. 2003).

She said that "long term growth has rarely been more than in the 3-percent range.

Thirty-eight percent reported having a written plan for looking after their long term health condition.

"You cannot produce 30 percent-plus returns with large amounts of capital over the long term," said Perry Golkin, a partner.

It's very long term.

Long term?