Sentence examples for resources are thought from inspiring English sources
Chinese uranium resources are thought to be in northern Xinjiang and southern Hunan provinces.
Bio-oils derived from waste wood resources are thought to be potential alternatives for petroleum asphalt binders used in asphalt pavement.
Exxon Mobil and other energy companies, seeing an economic opportunity, have expressed interest in drilling exploratory wells in northwestern Germany, where the country's shale gas resources are thought to be concentrated.
Climate change adaptation opportunities may be missed if land and water resources are thought of as distinct, static, or out of context of a regional and even continental arena.
Controlled processing is highly demanding of attentional resources, is thought to reflect serial processing, and is strongly dependent on cognitive load32.
The CRA and CRAFT concepts and resources were thought to be applicable to Aboriginal Australians, when tailored specifically for this population group.
For either parent, having independent economic resources was thought to reduce the risks of being 'abandoned', but this was particularly important for mothers.
The system for allocating resources, was thought to be "highly bureaucratic, tending to become a matter of routine" by study participants at both federal and provincial levels.
Their use of resources was thought to be higher, since they brew 'raksi', the potent local spirit which requires copious amounts of firewood for distillation.
In the Hvidoere studies (8), center resources were thought to account for significant differences in metabolic control between centers, but it was concluded that a motivated and well-organized diabetes care team is an important determinant of metabolic outcomes rather than the mere size of staff (8, 22).
Asked by the Canadaland website if the official "feel good" version of events was linked to "Harper's claim of Arctic sovereignty in conflict with Putin, with Russia, over vast natural energy resources which are thought to lie underneath the ice," Watson replied: "Right" but added "I don't want to fall into the trap of spinning conspiracy theories".
