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SUMMER air-conditioning bills can be lowered by an average of $100 a home, according to a 17-city study that examined how well window shades conserve energy.

Studies showed that within eight weeks of regularly using the device, patients' blood pressure was lowered by an average of 14 systolic points (the upper number in the reading) and 9 diastolic points (the lower reading).

Under the new telecommunications agreement, those costs will be lowered by an average of 35percentt in two years and by at least 40percentt over the next three years, according to the United States trade representative's office, making it more feasible for competitors that previously limited their activities to long-distance or cellular phone services to expand into fixed-line local service.

"The average life expectancy for people with Type One is lowered by an average of ten years," she added.

So far, more than 650,000 borrowers have been enrolled into the initial or trial phase of the program and have seen their payments lowered by an average of $640 a month, or 40%.

Also, as a result of re-evaluating the listed drugs, its insurance price lowered by an average of 11% in April 2009.

He said Trenitalia had only lowered prices by an average of 9%, calling the discount a fair response to a new entrant.

The new agents re-evaluated the empty apartments, unit by unit, and lowered prices by an average of about 16 percent, Mr. Azria said, though some were reduced far less and others, like a studio, were cut 28 percent.

Structured exercise interventions of at least 8-week duration have been shown to lower A1C by an average of 0.66% in people with type 2 diabetes, even with no significant change in BMI (168).

We find that jobs with ESHI pay wages that are lower by an average of $6,058 annually, indicating that the compensating differential for ESHI is only slightly smaller in magnitude than the average cost of ESHI to employers.

Monitoring on hard artificial coastal structures in South West England, UK, built from limestone and concrete showed that both the range and maxima of daily summertime temperatures were significantly lower, by an average of 56%and25%5%, respectively, in areas colonized by seaweed compared to experimentally cleared areas.