Almost 74 million young people, aged 15 24, were looking for work in 2014 and the youth unemployment rate "is practically three times higher" than for their adult counterparts, the ILO found.
The mobility events are practically eliminated for FAPs distance higher than 3.5 m.
All effects were practically significant because they were higher than 0.23, i.e., 10% of the mean speedup.
So, as with many agents found in nature or synthesized in a lab, resveratrol is probably only helpful in doses higher than can practically be consumed (and safe in doses that have not yet been determined).
When asked about Axel Springer's purchase of Business Insider for $343m in September, which valued the fledgling media company higher than the Washington Post, Baquet practically scoffs at its $50m a year in revenues.
From South Street, the route to the Seaport, it is practically invisible because the plaza is several feet higher than sidewalk level.
It was found that the presence of MWCNTs at concentrations higher than 2.5 wt.% practically diminishes the effect of the β-nucleating agent, and this was also reflected on the mechanical properties of the samples.
Practically, fluorescence quenching is evident for Eu content higher than 1% (molar ratio) in silica glass [20].
Finally, the minimum R2 value is 0.78, measured for NN_2 within RWE_2b, while all the rest R2 values are higher than 0.97 with maximum 1 (practically), measured for the auto_ARFIMA method within RWE_2b.
Interestingly, the xylan conversion extents for the CT10 and CT20 loadings were practically identical with refined corn stover, but much higher than with the unrefined stover.
