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The support ratios of the HYPER system are about 4 5 for TRU, Tc-99, and I-129.

The first and the last maps show total support ratios of European NUTS-2 regions at the beginning and at the end of the whole study period, 2003 and 2043, 10 observed and 30 projected years; color scales are fixed for easier comparison.

The optimum conditions for the BPS-MCM-41 were 85 °C, the water to support ratio of 0.3 cc/g, and the aminosilane to support ratio of 1.5 cc/g.

The support ratio of HYPER for LWR units producing the same power is believed to be 5∼6.

Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at Hargreaves Lansdown, said the Isle of Man faced more severe challenges than the rest of the UK "in terms of demographics and the support ratio of workers to retired population".

The EU would require an annual inflow of nearly 3m migrants a year, or roughly twice the present legal and illegal flow from outside the EU, to prevent the future support ratio (of those aged 15-64 thoseose aged 65 and over) dropping from about four at present to below three.

The net effect globally will be to produce an expanding number of older people with dementia concurrent with a shrinking support ratio of potential caregivers.

Currently, the two known modes of weaning IABP support are a reduction in ratio of augmented beats and a reduction of balloon inflation pressure while maintaining a support ratio of 1 1.

In order to have a suitable amount of immobilized activity on an easily handling amount of solid support, an enzyme to support ratio of about 290 IU/g was used, obtaining, with the aforesaid optimized conditions, an immobilization yield of about 45%.

A 1.5% annual disability decline keeps the support ratio (ratio of economically active persons aged 20-64 thethe number of chronically disabled persons aged 65+) above its 1994 value, 22 1, when the Hospital Insurance Trust Fund was in fiscal balance, to 2070.

The support ratio is of interest because it marks the three demographic phases (boom, bust, and recovery) and also because it tells us how consumption and income would vary in the absence of investment, human capital or otherwise.