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As indicated, average daily depletion rates were about 0.1 µmol × 10−5/cells, which represent 1/10 of the values obtained for the 'fast' uptaked dipeptides.

It's only a matter of time before this fatal cocktail of climate, energy and economic challenges hits the Gulf kingdoms – where Saudi Arabia is struggling with an average total oil depletion rate of about 29%.

My calculation of Saudi reserves based on Saudi production since the discovery of oil in 1938 till now (for which we have figures) and a deduction of an annual depletion rate of Saudi aging fields averaging 5%-75%-7% the same period, gives a figure of 70-74 bb of remaining reserves.

Upon obtaining a new REDR i sample, node i updates its residual energy depletion rate REDR i through the well-known exponential weighted moving average method to mitigate the fluctuation of REDR i sample (see Equation 2).

Average depletion was less than 3% for 0.3 N NaOH.

The International Energy Agency IEAA) has estimated global depletion rates at 4percentt, while a 2006 Aramco statement has estimated Saudi Arabia's overall depletion rate at 2percentt.

Use of alkali reduces the surfactant depletion rate.

To put PDVSA's depletion rate into perspective, let's compare it to Exxon's.

This represents an average depletion of approximately 83% of total protein per sample.

As the chart above shows, PDVSA's depletion rate has been falling like a stone since 2007.

On the basis of average depletion these districts have been further classified as most critical (>10 m), critical (average depletion is between 5 to 10 m) and moderate (average depletion is between 0 to 5 m) (Figure 9, Tables 1 and 2). Figure 9 Groundwater depth and depletion in Western Rajasthan.