There are different classifications of reserves which are related to their degree of certainty.
Correction: July 23, 2000, Sunday An answer in the Q&A column last Sunday about shareholders' ability to claim interest and property-tax deductions on their federal income tax returns misstated the classification of interest earned on a reserve fund.
This observation raises questions about the distinct functional classification of Adark and Apale as reserve and renewing stem cells, respectively (Clermont, 1969; Clermont and Antar, 1973; Fouquet and Dadoune, 1986; van Alphen and de Rooij, 1986; Plant and Marshall, 2001; Ehmcke et al., 2005; Simorangkir et al., 2005).
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There is often confusion about the relation of reserves to resources and even greater confusion about the classification of hydrocarbon volumes within the two categories.
The Central Bank still has $14 billion of reserves.
Britain has about £50 billion of reserves.
Most important for the evaluation were the presence of clouded leopards, the reserve size, connectivity and classification of the protected areas.
The results of this study in the Ta Xua Nature Reserve do not confirm the classification of Q. platycalyx as 'vulnerable' in the Vietnam Red List.
They will then have until the end of May to reopen their books and adjust their bad-loan reserves to reflect the FSA's classification of non-performing loans.
These differential reserve responses correlated with variations in seascape heterogeneity, indicating that reserve placement would benefit from a more nuanced classification of marine habitat types across the seascape.
