Sentence examples for resource extent from inspiring English sources

The resource extent is related to hydrocarbon-supply mode to some extent.

Firstly, it breaks the conventional view that the uplift period is unfavorable for gas accumulation, and secondly it promotes the gas resource extent and potential of the tectonic uplift area.

Statistics show that tight sand gas has been discovered or predicted in 70 basins in North America, Europe, and the Asian-Pacific region, with a resource extent of about 210 × 1012 m3, showing huge potential in exploration and development (British Petroleum Company 2012).

The above insight has promoted the gas resource extent and potential of the coal measure tight sand uplift area; therefore, we need to reassess the areas formerly believed unfavorable where the uplift scale is large, so as to get better resource potential and exploration prospects.

Table 1 shows the forest resource extent.

The situation of the United States in regard to their resources, the extent of their revenue, and the facility with which it is raised affords a most gratifying spectacle.

The classification of wind resources and extent of associated land areas as given by SWERA are presented in Table 2.

Yet, despite the tremendous importance of these resources, the extent of biological diversity existing in the Maldives, including marine life, flora and fauna, has not been adequately researched or documented.

The format for communicating with POD clients—including printed materials, live briefings, or both was decided jointly by management and public health officials on the basis of resources, the extent and severity of actual cases, and knowledge level of the clientele.

By examining responses of individuals to chemical exposure in the context of their energy balance, DEB theory can be used to explain how chemical toxicokinetics affects the allocation of energy resources; the extent of associated cellular damage and ultimately the performance of a range of life-history traits [ 17].

Semi-structured questionnaires for 85 households were used to investigate household demographics, variety of natural resources used, the availability, use, and importance of natural resources, threats to resources, harvesting locations, and extent of resource commercialization.