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Heavy hydrocarbon accumulations may represent as little as 10 percent of the original conventional oil.
Each state has two senators, who may represent as few as 568,000 people (Wyoming) or more than 37 million (California).
Keeping that statistic in mind, representatives from InterContinental Hotels Group, Hilton and Hyatt said they have no plans to eliminate smoking rooms throughout their chains, though those rooms may represent as little as 1percentt of inventory.
In the smaller of the two legislatures which is even more heavily weighted toward conservative rural interests than is the larger one, and where one member may represent as little as one-seventieth as many people as the member in the next seat an arcane and patently unconstitutional rule, the filibuster, allows a minority of members to block almost any action.
Al Qaeda in Iraq, which didn't even exist on 9/11, may represent as little as 2 to 5percentt of the Sunni insurgency, according to a new investigation in The Washington Monthly by Andrew Tilghman, a former Iraq correspondent for Stars and Stripes.
Mr Tholen thinks that may represent as much as 30% of the British gas total, at a cost of about £20m a day.Because the pipeline and offshore platforms have to be worked back up to full capacity very gradually, as much as five days' output may have been lost to the two-day strike.
His endless studies for public commissions may represent postponement as much as preparation.
These results suggest that decaBDE may represent an as yet unreported hazard for reproductive health.
We found multiple high-scoring binding sites for Fox2 family proteins on the SLC6A3 and SLC6A4 transcripts suggesting they may represent an AS regulatory element.
Monocyte heterogeneity may represent an as yet unexplored target for imaging and treatment [8], [14], but currently no clinical assays can simultaneously discriminate between monocyte subsets.
The presence of vesicles within specialized cilia may represent an as yet understudied mechanism of ciliary protein delivery.
