A 2010 paper co-written by Aimee Chinn, an economist at the University of Houston, did not find a sizable increase overall for 18- to -24-year-olds in the 10 states studied, though it did find that Mexican men in their 20s attended at modestly higher rates.
Their cross sectional survey found lower rates of infant mortality and modestly higher rates of vaccination among credit members than among non-member in the same area: last born vaccinated DPT3: 88.6% credit members, 82.1 non-members from the same district and 73.4% in non program districts.
A similar study examining irinotecan plus carboplatin with or without cetuximab showed a modestly higher response rate (from 30 to 49%) with the cetuximab combination [ 68].
Like the weak β-clamp mutant Q182A, CLNNK has modestly higher mutation rate and lower nalidixic acid induced SOS levels than the wild-type (with basal SOS levels in between those of Q182A and wild-type).
"Sales will continue at a historically high pace with modestly higher interest rates as the year progresses," he said, "and 2006 is forecast to be the third strongest year on record".
However, others say even modestly higher interest rates make gold undesirable versus other safe investment choices like US Treasuries, since the metal has no yield.
All that spells modestly higher interest rates, with some analysts forecasting that the yield on the Treasury's 10-year note, which ended 2002 at 3.82percentt, will be up to 4.5percentt by the end of this year.
As previously mentioned, the experimental design did not attempt to control for incorrect responses, which may have underestimated the modestly higher error rates for the square grotesque typeface.
Several clones with modestly higher growth rates in response to 2.5 ng ml−1 oestradiol compared to the original MDA-wt cell line were identified in these two initial assays.
And interest rates on several types of consumer loans can be expected to tick modestly higher because the rates track government-issued debt.
