MD
#Thanks, <UNK>.
Good morning.
Yes, it's not really material to speak of.
Again, most of the increase that you see as a percentage and in dollars is just rolling in the portfolio of companies because they have a different classification of expenses.
So as a percentage, for G&A, even as I look out into 2016 as I think I mentioned in a prior question, I'm really not looking at that composition as a percentage to change.
Obviously, dollars change as we get larger, but from our own what we call core, those have been absorbed in the normal increases that you'd expect us to have from being a larger organization.
We really don't want to comment on that.
I had to answer that quickly.
Before my counterpart over here.
A good (inaudible).
I'd say it's a little better than it was last year at this point.
Well, the maternal-fetal is more ---+ volume is more dependent upon how busy the obstetricians are.
And so, what I find is that when the obstetricians ---+ the general obstetricians are busy, they send patients off to the MFMs, when they are not, they tend to keep the patients.
And then it also is dependent upon what part of the country you're in.
So it's more complicated than there are a lot of births and so they get ---+ they see an increase in volume.
It doesn't really fall ---+ although we would like that and we look at that many times as a leading indicator, it doesn't pan that way.
Thanks.
Well, if there are no further questions, then I thank you for participating this morning, and I look forward to speaking with you next quarter.
Thank you, operator.
