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George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, said that the government's plan for reducing the budget deficit was on track and that it was the only way for Britain to retain relatively low interest payments on its debt.

Patients with advanced fibrosis, however, retain relatively low but still considerable risks of HCC occurrence despite having attained SVR (Morgan et al., 2010).

Therefore, we expected initially low-scoring students to improve their scores on subsequent tests and initially high-scoring students to retain relatively high scores.

Not only this, but Nickelback have the common decency to retain a relatively low profile.

Synthetic pyrethroids are designed to be more chemically potent and environmentally stable than natural pyrethrins while still retaining their relatively low mammalian toxicity (Soderlund et al. 2002).

Koreans living in the USA have retained a relatively low breast cancer incidence rate (about 28 per 100,000) not dissimilar to that of Koreans living in Korea (21 per 100,000 in Seoul), in comparison with the high rates now seen in other US-born races of Asian descent, notably Filipinos (Fig. 2).

Reverend Billy says he tries to remain relatively low key.

Nevertheless, it retains relatively puritanical views about sex.

In addition, the variability explained by the four retained components was relatively low (20.92%).

The risk of endophthalmitis developing after penetrating ocular injury with retained IOFB is relatively low with the current techniques of surgical repair [ 1].

On the other hand, functions of plant Tau and Phi members may be retained with a relatively low divergence as shown by Ka/Ks analysis (Fig.  3).