Sentence examples for relation of reserves from inspiring English sources

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.

"In relation to reserves, she [Anne Western] is wrong; we actually increased the reserves while in office".

We also describe methods for measuring biases in the coverage of reserves in relation to land use potential, mapping numerical conservation priorities across extensive areas, and producing quantitative profiles of priorities for the remaining native vegetation on private land relative to that on other tenures.

However, we previously reported a nonmonotonic dose-related association with increasing risk of earlier menopause up to about 100 ppt TCDD, but not above, among women in SWHS suggesting the possibility of a relation of TCDD on ovarian reserve.

Enacting synchronized thermogenesis and volatile biosynthesis is an exceedingly expensive plant behavior, and no studies have determined the tissues of residence, quantities, and stoichiometric relations of the carbohydrate reserves that are mobilized to fund those activities.

The Central Bank still has $14 billion of reserves.

China alone has $1.4 trillion of reserves.

Liverpool has that kind of reserves now.

Britain has about £50 billion of reserves.

Pilar was a relation of theirs.

The relation of cause to its effect.