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"There is substantial controversy over the extent, range, and issues associated with hydraulic fracturing (fracking) for gas," Mr. Bailey wrote in a March 8 e-mail to members of Congress, adding that "for a number of years" the loan program typically had considered its mortgages exempt from environmental review.

The purpose of this scoping review was to examine and map the extent, range, and nature of the published peer-reviewed literature on the adoption, implementation, and outcomes of source water protection programs involving Indigenous populations in Canada and the United States.

This formed the basis for examining the extent, range and nature of the literature.

We iteratively constructed a working framework to examine separately the extent, range and research activity for OI, achondroplasia and DMD.

A scoping review was performed to examine and outline the extent, range, and nature of empirical evidence on immigrant and Aboriginal women's food practices during pregnancy and childbirth.

7 Scoping studies are used to examine the extent, range and nature of research activity, 7 and may help in understanding what is already known in the existing literature.

Next, we use data from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) to characterize wetland composition in the upper fluctuation zone (extent range between the 50th and 75th lake level percentiles) and the upper flood pool (extent range between the 75th percentile and the maximum designed flood pool elevation).

The mean gross lesions in pigs with measureable lesions (n=11) were 193 cm in extent (range: 17 to 600).

These limitations notwithstanding, our findings reflect to a large extent the range and trend in tuition costs for nutrition training in the region.

The spatial extent ranged from 1.35°N to 43.38°N in latitude and from 103.81°E to 142.57°E in longitude.

We have designed a technique, which allows us to detect subtle cell photodamage and estimate the extent and range of phototoxic effects inflicted by interaction between scattered exciting light and fluorescent probes in the vicinity of the illuminated area.