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34 Beyond these facility level resources, estimates of the resources needed to set up and maintain screening programmes were generated, based on a standard procedure 35 and predicted numbers of human and other resources required to implement the programmes (such as four or five administrative posts per million population for notification, coordination, follow-up, and monitoring activities 5 6).

The combined resource estimates of just two of those companies, Range Resources and Chesapeake Energy, whose acreage holdings represent a small fraction of the Marcellus shale, is roughly equal to the amount federal energy officials now say can be found in the entire region.

He went on to note that resource estimates of lithium appeared to be increasing, but were only likely to support a couple of decades of accelerated consumption.

However, the number of resources estimated for a given utilization threshold remains the same regardless of the degree of burstiness in session arrivals.

Here, we apply various rock physics models to the P-wave sonic velocity logs that were collected during the Indian National Gas Hydrate Program NGHPP) Expedition 01 at sites NGHP-01-05 NGHP-01-05 NGHP-01-05e resource estimand NGHP-01-07 NGHP-01-07 NGHP-01-07

It just has an estimate from a consulting company about what might be there, called a "contingent resource estimate," of which we are quite skeptical.

In early October the company published a resource estimate of 13.7 million ounces of gold and 22.4 million ounces of silver.

Mexico's ministry of the environment and natural resources estimates 40 million tonnes of garbage are generated annually in the country, of which only 15percentt is recycled.

Similar to conventional oil resources, URR estimates of conventional gas resources also lack full consideration of economic factors.

Grain, an NGO that promotes sustainable use of world resources, estimates that investors have spent between $5bn and $15bn on farmland.

We tested whether depletion of self-regulatory resources affected estimates of the height of a balcony and whether a psychosocial resource could substitute for self-regulatory resources among individuals making such estimates.