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Cities should have a chance to grow based on the roughly 10% to 20% of Americans who tell researchers they would like to live in a dense urban environment.

Ting's proposed legislation, which would be in effect from 2016 to 2020, could cost California more than $92 million a year in lost tax revenue, based on the roughly 60,000 plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles that were sold in California in 2014 with a national average transaction price of $34,725 per vehicle.

Fidelity said the snapshot was based on the company's roughly 12 million 401(k) participant accounts.

A simple model that includes these three investigated parameters is developed based on the simulations to roughly estimate the shielding ability of the PEG layer with respect to molecules of different sizes.

This approximation is based on the observation that roughly 75% of CRC cases diagnosed in the age range 15 44 years occur in the age interval 35 44 years in populations where more detailed age-specific rates are available, and on the assumption that age interval 35 44 years typically comprises roughly one-third of the population in age interval 15 44 years.

The latter contig was identified as the mitogenome of C. obtusus based on the expected length (roughly 14 kb), the presence of the COI and CytB sequences (see Methods: Confirmation of NGS output) and on similarity with mitochondrial sequences from other stylommatophorans as resulting from Blast searches.

Based on the averages, he has roughly 840 games remaining as a Yankee.

They gave these boroughs names based on the major historical neighborhoods roughly within their boundaries.

Akin to the audience choice award, this Challenge prize was based on the community's vote— roughly  74,000 submissions.

In the case of styrene absorption, it was established that the volumetric mass transfer coefficient based on the emulsion volume is roughly constant with the increase in the emulsion composition.

Based on sample sizes and designs of the surveys, the margin of sampling error for results based on the total sample is roughly ±3.0% in 1991, ±3.3% in 1998 and ±4.4% in 2008, with larger margins of error for subgroups.