With no generic options available to patients, the cost of insulin has risen more than 700percentt over the past two decades, averaging $250 per 10-milliliter vial, even though it costs roughly $5 per vial to produce.
With no generic options available to patients, the cost of insulin has risen more than 700percentt over the past two decades, averaging $250 per 10-milliliter vial, even though it costs roughly $5 per vial to produce.
Even though it earned its investors roughly twice as much as the previous record-holder, The Birth of a Nation, the box-office performances of the two films were likely much closer.
On the other hand, even though it has been roughly seven weeks since the transaction was announced, no one else has come forward as a potential acquirer.
"I couldn't tell the Wyoming specimens from the Ellesmere specimen, even though it was found roughly 4,000km 2,5000 miles) to the north," said Prof Thomas Stidham of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.
It's thought to be from around the same time period as the New Zealand canoe, even though it was discovered roughly 2,500 miles away.
The Stratton fund was among the best-performing small-cap funds last year, returning 49.6percentt, even though it weighted technology stocks roughly in line with the Russell 2000 and did not own any biotechnology stocks.
Even within its roughly two square miles, though, it is markedly different depending on where you are.
And we lingered on Nio, a four-year-old, Shanghai-based electric car vehicle that, if it has its way, will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange in roughly two weeks — even though it only made $7 million in the first half of this year and reported a net loss of $503 million.
Linux is a bit clunkier to learn, even though its features are roughly the same.
Bob Deaton, 73, who wore a "Fair Tax" baseball cap, was surprised to hear that there were tax cuts in the $787 billion stimulus bill, which was wildly unpopular with many at the rally even though roughly a third of it was in the form of tax cuts.
