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Consumer groups doubt the companies are as close to bankruptcy as they claim, but PG&E Chief Executive Gordon Smith Gordon Smith said today that the San Francisco company has "virtually exhausted its financial resources, borrowing an average of $1 million per hour to pay for the power we deliver to Californians".

We also observed that these patients consumed more healthcare resources, with an average of one additional follow-up visit in the following month, compared with the overall cohort.

bSome column numbers do not add to total sample size due to missing values Participants demonstrated awareness of community resources, reporting an average of 8 community assets (range was from 0 to 13 reported assets).

In low resource countries an average of 14.3% has been estimated [ 5] and the commonest problems are anxiety disorders; depressive disorders; conduct disorders and delinquency; learning disabilities and mental retardation [ 4- 6]; problems like ADHD and autistic spectrum disorders are not as commonly reported as in high income countries [ 7, 8].

In December 2003, 13,012 resources had been indexed, with an average of 55 new resources indexed each week.

By combining self-reported data and data from medical records, the level of missing data for health-care resources was reduced to an average of 0.5% per variable (ranging between 0% for hospital outpatient visits and A&E visits to 19.5% for self-reported duration of GP visit).

Nationally, the level of qualified human resources in Burma/Myanmar is an average of 1.4 doctors, nurses, and midwives (combined) per 1,000 persons (12), which is below the WHO critical shortage threshold of 1.7 health workers per 1,000 population 2(13).

Asked at a budget hearing Wednesday how long it took to hire someone in the health system, Deborah Tate, director of human resources for the system, estimated an average of 90 to 120 days.

Thanks to abundant natural resources the economy has grown at an average of 7% a year for the past decade and only now shows some signs of flagging as commodities prices drop.

Rising gold prices have pushed up valuations almost across the board, with similar gold companies being valued at an average of $87.5 per resource ounce from around $67 per resource ounce, according to Westhouse.

Data on resource use showed that users accepted an average of 22 contacts over 13 weeks (from therapists or visitors) of the maximum available to them.