The FT, who appear to have jumped the gun on the funding announcement yesterday before it had technically closed, cites it as "in excess" of $100 million, though one source close to the company tells me it's significantly higher than that.
Their unrivalled engineering, though often in excess of customers' needs, is still an advantage, he says.
When the most potent compounds were tested against macrophage growth at 10 μM, no inhibition was observed, indicating that the effect observed was due to inhibition of parasitic targets rather than nonspecific host cell toxicity (though concentrations in excess of 25 μM did show cellular toxicity).
Connecticut has no problem with these charges, even though they are far in excess of the companies' costs.
MDMA, though it's dangerous in excess like any drug, has long been associated with dance music; it makes people happy, energetic and affectionate, and since getting the innocuous name Molly it has been turning up in lyrics — which D.J.'s often sample and add into mixes.
Each of the blocks was carved at a local quarry and transported for miles, even though the lightest weighs in excess of three tonnes.
Dallia are small fish, and rarely exceed 20 cm in length though they may grow in excess of 30 cm [ 46, 47].
The extent of unmet needs in the public sector varies, with the lowest density of physicians and professional nurses in Burundi and Mozambique, whereas Angola has a shortage of physicians and has nurses in excess (though most of them have only basic level education) when compared to the WHO threshold.
It is possible that the price of bonds of the better telecoms firms, such as Telewest and Nextel, could double in the next two years even though they pay yields well in excess of 20%, a gain usually associated only with the best years of venture capital, not boring old bonds.The bond markets suggest that many of today's fragile companies will fail.
