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Building permits, which were projected to provide almost a third of the city's $1.7 million in revenues, recently plunged from 25 to 30 a month to zero or one, said Mr. Jones, the city marshal.

Thirty-five adults with FM per group were projected to provide a power of 80% to detect a clinically significant 20% difference between the groups on the FIQ score.

According to the county executive's financial plan, the authority was projected to provide $23.6 million in such savings during 2004--with 2004--with 2004--with5 and 2006.

The law is projected to provide coverage for about 515,000 of the state's 550,000 uninsured people and leave less than 1percentt of the population uncovered.

"Fossil fuels are projected to provide the majority of the world's energy needs, meeting two-thirds of the increase in energy demand out of 2035," Dudley said.

Whereas landscape corridors can provide connectivity in geographic space, temporal corridors are projected to provide continuity in climatic space and over time.

III-N MOSFET structures with epitaxial regrown contacts are projected to provide a pathway for low threshold voltage devices suitable for amplifier or logic applications.

The solar potential is estimated at 35 EJ (exajoules) which is about 100 times the present power consumption with annual average working hours of 2670 equivalent to 53,000 MWh a year.27 The biggest solar energy plant in Africa, the Nzema project in the Western region of Ghana, scheduled to begin construction by the end of 2015, is projected to provide electricity to over 100,000 households.

In an effort to streamline health care delivery for Medicare patients, the provision calls for the formation of Accountable Care Organizations (or ACOs), which are projected to provide high quality care while lowering costs.

Our composite outcome was projected to provide greater statistical power than its individual components if intervention effects were distributed among its components.

8– 10 A new nationwide clinical database, DaProCaData, has recently been established in Denmark and is projected to provide detailed data on Gleason scores, cancer staging, and lifestyle variables.