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The value to BP of retaining the licenses held by the joint venture could hardly be overestimated at a time when oil companies are struggling to find new reserves.

Mechanistic explanation (e.g. C-saturation or increased mineralisation by N-fertilisation) for the observation needs further exploration, but implication on regional estimates for C-accumulation for different cropland management scenarios is obvious: potential gain in SOC storage by increasing C-inputs may be overestimated, at least under conditions of the Puch site.

Behnsen and Faulkner (2013) carried out frictional experiments on Ca-exchanged montmorillonite under water-saturated conditions at effective normal stress of 10 100 MPa, yielding 0.11 values by a liner fitting curve; however, because of the jacket strength, the frictional coefficient might be overestimated at low effective normal stress.

When the selective dissolution method is used, the reaction degrees of slag and fly ash may be overestimated at early age due to the loss of the superfine particles through the filtration and the partial dissolution of slag or fly ash, and underestimated at later age owing to the presence of cement and hydration products.

At small exposure frequencies in particular, σ g 2 tends to be overestimated at sample sizes less than about 100 individuals.

This will often cause the additive genetic component to be overestimated at the expense of the common environmental component, which is underestimated.

These results suggest that the rate of overestimation for the majority branch lengths exerts a "pull" of the rate of overestimation of the unique branch length, such that the unique branch length is overestimated at a rate more similar to the rate of overestimation for the other branches in the tree.

For example, this year we expect an additional $25 million to become available due to costs being overestimated at the start of the fiscal year.

In addition, the amplitudes of the surface waves were overestimated at SIT.015, SIT010, and SIT003.

Thus, the simulated FAS at high frequencies match well with the observed ones, but are overestimated at low frequencies.

For Model A-1, which includes the Gifu-Ichinomiya fault shown in the Research Group for Active Faults of Japan (1991), the simulated seismic intensity scales are overestimated at all questionnaire-survey points with the questionnaire-based intensity of 6.