How could a threat be assessed so quickly?
About 150 homes – two-thirds of the ones they've assessed so far – have been demolished in the past two years.
The 10,000 children and young people a year who go into care should have their mental health assessed so they can be helped to recover from childhood trauma and abuse, ministers are being urged.
Nonetheless, nearly ninety per cent of the Hawaiian native plants that the I.U.C.N. has assessed so far are threatened with extinction, and the avian population is quickly disappearing, too — including the island's famous, melodious, and brightly colored species of honeycreepers.
If global average temperatures rise between 1.5C and 2.5C, then "approximately 20 to 30 per cent of plant and animal species assessed so far are likely to be at increased risk of extinction".
And Mr Brown has again altered the dates of the cycle over which the golden rule is assessed, so that it extends for 12 years to 2008-09.
Freedom of Information figures obtained by the BBC found this to be about one in three schools assessed so far.
Another (P2) did not know how the writing task would be assessed, so he practiced only writing fluency (i.e., writing sufficient amount within the time limit).
The potential of diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) in combination with computational cortical parcellation to predict functional areas in language eloquent tumors has not been assessed so far.
It can be assumed that the ratio length/diameter is an important factor; however, this was not systematically assessed so far.
Finally, the feasibility and accuracy of simplified 2D FE-models – less time consuming than fully 3D assemblies – is also assessed, so that practical recommendations could be provided.
