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In a vacuum HASTELLOY B-2 may be used from 1600°F to substantially higher temperatures.
Substantially higher allocations will be required for tackling the problem adequately in the future.
Security guarantees for his campaign from Gen. Ntaganda and Col. Ngaruye had been substantially higher.
The increasing importance being attached to peace and security had resulted in substantially higher peacekeeping budgets.
Substantially higher use of natural gas for electricity and heat cogeneration in combined cycles.
Without that increase in productivity, the requirements for such staff would have been substantially higher.
The price of tea imported from Kenya was substantially higher than the prices on the international market.
Such rates were substantially higher than the average for the economy as a whole in those years.
Should this percentage be substantially higher, the amounts that can be avoided calculated in percentages would decrease.
The unemployment rate for women in the region remains substantially higher than the unemployment rate for men.
The increase in voluntary contributions resulted primarily from a substantially higher payment rate in 1992 than in 1991.
Furthermore, for the period in question women received wage increases that were substantially higher than for men.
For the African least developed countries, the losses could be substantially higher as a proportion of their GDP.
It was emphasized that illicit capital flows from developing countries were estimated at a substantially higher level than ODA.
Tax income-financed employment represents a third of the Swedish workforce, a substantially higher proportion than in most other countries.
However, substantially higher rates were maintained for former prisoners of Japan in light of the particular hardships they suffered.
This is over twice the global rate and substantially higher than for other regions(WHO/AFRO, 2004).
Half of the developing countries continued to have substantially higher primary school enrolment ratios for boys than girls in 1995.
Although it is substantially higher than in earlier elections, this participation is lower
The service adds an average of 4% of total traffic to Chinese localised sites, substantially higher than the average.