However, China's income gap widened substantially at the same time, and income inequality has become a major threat to sustainable economic development and continuous improvement in living standards.
Although generic drug utilization has risen substantially at the same time, the impact and cost-effectiveness of generic drugs in early PD compared to brand-names, remain unknown.
It is possible that the incidence rate of human infection with H7N9 in a city appeared to decline substantially at the same time LPMs were closed in that city for reasons other than the closure of LPMs or by chance.
And its interest rates could be substantially reduced, at the same time.
It is asserted that by a proper selection of such techniques and material the costs and emissions can be reduced substantially and at the same time employment can be generated.
Since the beginning of the Great Recession, the number of women who report that they cannot afford contraception has grown substantially while at the same time a rising number of women report that they cannot afford to have children.
Somewhat contradictory, the prevalence of middle aged and especially elderly persons diagnosed with (and treated for) multiple chronic conditions has substantially increased at the same time [ 33, 34], and multiple chronic conditions are associated with substantial excess health care expenditures [ 35, 36].
However, as a limitation, Section 29(3)(b) provides that the copying cannot be fair dealing if the person doing it knows that it will result in "copies of substantially the same material being provided to more than one person at substantially the same time and for substantially the same purpose".
This exception also excludes, under Section 29(3)(b) of the 1988 Act, copying which will result in "copies of substantially the same material being provided to more than one person at substantially the same time and for substantially the same purpose".
"That's substantially improved from last year at the same time," he said, "where we had probably 12 months on the market".
In its new 45-nanometer generation, Intel will gain the freedom to seek either higher performance or substantially lower power, while at the same time increasing the number of cores per chip.
