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It reveals that, in rural and coastal communities,  a lack of investment, hopeless schools and an inability to attract good teachers have produced a situation where "unseen, disadvantaged children remain unsupported and unchallenged".

Using recent reviews of the restoration ecology literature, we examine the effectiveness of restoration as an approach for offsetting biodiversity loss, and conclude that many of the expectations set by current offset policy for ecological restoration remain unsupported by evidence.

Meanwhile, the real economy will remain unsupported and questions will be raised about the future of Cyprus as a financial centre".

However, many key posts remain unsupported by core funding.

Without better information on the true incidence of the propofol infusion syndrome, clinical guidelines on the safe use of this drug remain unsupported by good evidence.

The flow of funds into the MOH for disease-specific projects creates challenges for managers since other critical, often administrative sectors, remain unsupported.

The argument Mr. Blair was supporting -- that religion is a force for good in the world -- remained unsupported and lifeless with such vague, safe and cripplingly simplistic backing "evidence" (and I use that term most generously).

Despite the amount of genetic data collected for this study, the monophyly of the family Lorisidae remained unsupported and requires further investigation.

Second, a CFA failed to confirm the original model of the KINDL and its six subscales, so its construct validity remained unsupported for valid QOL assessments in healthy children and adolescents.

So someone or something does have to pay the sum - nominal in Europe, not so nominal in the developing world, which probably explains why many rivers, hills, beaches and waterfalls getting plenty of votes in Mongolia, Nepal, Eritrea and elsewhere remain officially unsupported.

Carers can experience poor physical and psychosocial wellbeing, yet they remain largely unsupported by health and social care services.