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Figures for the habitats and species awarded special protection under the EU habitats directive reveal that across 40 countries of Europe and the former Soviet Union, 50-85% of habitats and 40-70% of species were in an "unfavourable" condition, and many more could not be assessed because of a lack of information.

Of those agents released which can be assessed because of sufficient passage of time (n = 33), their impact has been assessed according to the modern criteria for judging beneficial effects used by New Zealand's Environmental Protection Authority (negligible, minimal, minor, moderate, major and massive).

The one member of the board who voted against closing the case on Thursday was Richard J. Davis, a former federal prosecutor, who argued that a penalty should be assessed because of what he viewed was the "improper coordination" between Mr. Bloomberg's campaign and the Independence Party.

The magnetic resonance angiography image for one patient could not be assessed because of motion blurs.

Cranial nerves two, three, four, and six could not to be assessed because of complete enucleation of both eyes.

Insulin titration could not be assessed because of limited data in pharmacy databases.

Jagr's disappearance, and the resulting penalty the Penguins were assessed because of his premature re-entry, became a symbol of a faltering and fragmented Penguins team, one that would absorb a 5-0 loss to the Devils at Mellon Arena.

The fine in March was assessed because of employees' failure to follow standard operating procedures during a test.The violation did not risk the release of radiation or pose any safety threat, Ms. Screnci said.

The methylation status of SLC6A4, which encodes the transmembrane serotonin transporter, and BDNF, which encodes brain derived neurotrophic factor, were assessed because of their potential role in behaviour.

The presence of a vehicle in the household was assessed because of its potential effect on active commuting.

Although the majority of patients were being assessed because of fever, only 17 children were febrile at the time of the study.