The level of disease control as reported in Table 7 is quite remarkably compared with historical controls though the sample size was comparatively low.
"But tractor tax was comparatively low anyway.
Ms. Sunshine's price was comparatively low, he said, because she bought one of the smaller duplexes.
As in most local elections, turnout was comparatively low, at around 35%.
He said Capital OTB's revenue was comparatively low because its region was a "poor area" that was large and costly to manage.
The trouble is, says Katsuhiko, that Japan began building up its atomic energy system 40 years ago, when seismic activity in the country was comparatively low.
Nitric acid was strongly absorbed by these films, while the absorption of hydrochloric acid was comparatively low.
The government's top spokesman, Yukio Edano, continued to insist yesterday that contamination was comparatively low, even within the 20km radius of the Fukushima complex.
The toll, including 64 passengers and crew members aboard American Airlines Flight 77, was comparatively low, given officials' initial fears and the exponentially higher number of casualties in New York City.
Overall, model performance was strongest (r values >0.9, RMSEs ∼ 0.6 °C and ME < 0.4 °C) for main channel sites with relatively deep fast-flows where water temperature was comparatively low and stable.
The Education at a Glance survey, released in September by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OEcomparespares teachers' pay internationally and found that, while the average starting salary of teachers in England was comparatively low, at around £22,000, after 10 years in the job their salary was above average, at just over £35,000.
