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Compared to local anodic oxidation technique, the friction-induced selective etching method has a more straightforward process and a lower requirement to environment.

Under pressure from the banks — and some firms that buy derivatives — the agency agreed to lower the requirement to two banks.

Eastwood and officials in other districts have thrown their support behind efforts to lower that requirement to a simple majority.

Those states that need a strong mandate the most will, with a flick of a pen from the governor, lower their requirement to 12%.

The superior β-cell function of the anakinra-responsive patients was reflected by a lower insulin requirement to obtain target glycemia in this group.

In some cases where cysts have a relatively low energy content, the hatchability might be improved by decapsulation, because of the lower energy requirement to break out of a decapsulated cyst (Table 4.2.3.).

We have previously reported that responders treated with NovoTTF-100A monotherapy had lower daily and cumulative dexamethasone usage than nonresponders 10, suggesting that there was a potential for dexamethasone interference, and the use of bevacizumab in our patients might have helped to lower dexamethasone requirement to control neurologic deficits.

Digital computing has excellent features including flexibility in computation, easy implementation, minimal effects of noise, and lower requirement of devices to identify two states of signal.

After Katrina, Congress lowered that requirement to 50percentt for the Gulf Coast states, partly because people at all income levels had lost their homes.

Recognizing that the disaster had affected people of all incomes, Congress lowered that requirement to 50percentt after Katrina and allowed the Gulf Coast states to waive the income tests for certain projects.

The Obama administration lowered the requirement to 65 percent for Maine, after finding "a reasonable likelihood" that the tougher standard would drive one big carrier out of the market for individuals, leaving thousands without insurance.