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"This situation is unlikely to change significantly in the short term, resulting in continuing upward pressure on prices".

In the case of adiabatic electrons it contains a flux-surface-average term resulting in an integro-differential equation.

The last man convicted of attacking women in Central Park last summer after the National Puerto Rican Day Parade was sentenced to five years yesterday, the longest prison term resulting from the melee.

The questions in the air did not revolve around impending election results, but whether or not there might be a five-day jail term resulting from his drunken-driving charge.

Despite numerous challenges associated with altitude, humans are able to adapt to lower oxygen levels, both in the short and long term, resulting in settlements with populations that reach into the millions.

Heavy stocking negatively impacted reptiles and was also the least profitable grazing strategy over the long term, resulting in the worst land condition.

"This situation is unlikely to change significantly in the short-term, resulting in continuing upward pressure on price," he said.

From Fig. 4, we can see that signal 1 and signal 2 cannot be distinguished correctly by the MUSIC spatial spectrum obtained by the time-frequency information of the unipolar component because their time-frequency points are too near and there are very serious cross-term, resulting in fuzzy of their time-frequency information.

Individual measures (such as HAP measurements), on the other hand, are usually only feasible over the short-term resulting biases in the estimates of long-term exposures.

This is a strategy that is aimed at gaining substantive long term results.

Now, researchers are looking for longer term results.