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As shown in Fig. 5, the cisplatin loading is projected to be roughly proportional to the surface area of the silica nanoparticles.

The annual revenue for fiscal year 2019-20 is projected to be roughly $3 million, with expenditures estimated to be about $2.7 million, according to Marisa Garcia, the city's assistant director of parks and recreation.

In order to enable the Gripen to have a long service life, projected to be roughly 50 years, the aircraft was designed to have low maintenance requirements; major systems such as the RM12 engine and PS-05/A radar are of a Modularity type to reduce operating cost and increase reliability.

It's that point about reimbursements where things get a bit murky Sanders's plan would save a lot of money by paying Medicare rates to hospitals and doctors, and those rates, Blahous writes, "are projected to be roughly 40percentt lower than those paid by private insurers during the first 10 years of M4A's proposed implementation".

Indeed, Internet-based ticket reselling has doubled in the past five years and is now projected to be a roughly $4.5 billion business.

"In a break from the historical pattern, net Medicare spending is projected to be a roughly constant share of the federal budget and the nation's economy in the coming decade," the Kaiser Foundation wrote in a recent fact sheet.

Companies big and small are flocking to this global industry projected to be worth roughly $20 billion in 2013.

And yet, despite these drastic cuts, the state is still projected to be facing a roughly $11.5 billion deficit in the coming fiscal year starting in July.

Overall, state revenues are projected to be $748.3 billion in fiscal 2015, a roughly 3percentt increase over the $726.1 billion states collected in fiscal 2014.

The $4 tax is expected to draw in about $3.6 million annually, and the ranger program is projected to cost roughly $5 million a year.

He said it was now re-evaluating budget estimates for the entire census operation, which is projected to cost roughly $15 billion.