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On Tuesday, the mayor promoted two city-run programs for young offenders that he said had shown low rates of recidivism and helped children return to their homes through intensive supervision and therapy.

The samples containing organo-phosphite (i.e. S, CS and CXS) have shown low rates of carbonyl group concentration below 25 kGy and thereafter suddenly increased indicating the short stabilization period.

Many studies [3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18] have shown low rates of job reintegration after a pelvic fracture but, to our knowledge, the association between days of work absence and pre-trauma health status, the severity of injury, and job characteristics has not yet been investigated.

Previous studies have also shown low rates of HBeAg or HBsAg seroconversion with HBV mono- or dual therapy in HIV-infected individuals.[32,33,34] Therefore, the optimal treatment approach for HBV infection in HIV-infected individuals may indeed be anti-HBV therapy as a component of HAART.

Other studies have shown low rates of adverse events similar to those in our report.

Research has typically shown low rates of recognition of GAD by primary care providers [ 8– 10, 24– 28].

However, the studies have shown low rate of counselling on lifestyle changes given to overweight patients in primary health care [ 8, 9].

A few studies show low rates of complications with immediate reconstruction, but they represent a minority.

Sedimentation rate profiles over the clinoform surface of these deltas show low rates of sediment accumulation on both topset and bottomset regions, with a maximum accumulation rate on the upper foreset region.

Studies worldwide continuously show low rates of medical consultations in patients with headache, with visits to neurologists being especially low, even with those patients who are aware of their condition [1, 2].

Despite the vast and ever-increasing evidence for the theory and fact of evolution (Gregory 2008), and overwhelming acceptance among scientists, many factions of American society continue to show low rates of acceptance of evolution (Table 1) (Pew Research 2009; Pew Research 2013; Gallop News 2014), and rates in the U.S. are among the lowest of many industrial countries (Miller et al. 2006).