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These changes are not observed once copper/nickel modified spinels are being evaluated, because of the decrease in Mn3+ population.

The degradation of pavement structure is difficult to be evaluated because of the difficulties in in-situ testing and large scattering of testing results.

Tritium environmental safety for CFETR is an important issue and must be evaluated because of the huge amounts of tritium cycling in reactor.

In the present case, ischemic pain in the abdomen or limbs was not obvious because of the sensory deficit, and emergence of paresthesia or paralysis from spinal ischemia could not be evaluated because of the preexisting motor or sensory deficits.

In addition, the absolute ages of the Sinseon-dae colonnades, as the lowest columnar joints, were not evaluated because of the significant weathering of the colonnades and the paucity of rock samples.

As expected, inclusion of indeterminate results negatively affected the efficiency of all assays evaluated because of the decrease in specificities (Table 3).

A female 25 year old Trachemys scripta elegans (Ice), a female 2.5 year old Trachemys scripta scripta (Penelope) as well as a 50 year old male Testudo graeca (Margherito) were evaluated because of wounds of the carapace.

In 9% of the patients the response could not be evaluated, because of death before the MRI.

That process is now being re-evaluated because of the arrest of a Muslim chaplain, on suspicion of spying, at the American prison camp for militants and suspected terrorists in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

Trades are never easy to evaluate because of the different needs of the teams involved.

But when the overall deal is considered – not just the payroll tax, but all the other components, like the extension of unemployment benefits, or the increase in income and capital gains taxes for high-income earners – it becomes much trickier to evaluate because of the different criteria that might be reasonably be applied to evaluate success or failure.