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The regulation further minimises the commitment of each Member State's LULUCF sector to just have no net emissions, which is criticised as being unambitious by NGOs [32].

This model, which is criticised by many authors (e.g. Fischer 2000; Pielke 2004; Donovan & Oppenheimer 2012), starts with the characterisation of hazard, proceeds to the integration of that variable with societal variables of exposure and vulnerability, and culminates in risk management decisions.

This is a key concern for a measure such as the GAF, which is criticised for a perceived high level of subjectivity in the rating process.

This method was chosen over non-responder imputation, which is criticised in the statistical literature for being biased and invalid even under highly restrictive assumptions about patterns of missingness, such as data that are missing completely at random.

A number of reports have identified HPV DNA in breast tissue and breast cancer specimens, but these rely on standard polymerase chain reaction (PCR), which is criticised for its propensity for contamination.

His spokesman had earlier praised the measure, which was criticised by American officials.

A quarter of the company's shareholders opposed the scheme, which was criticised by corporate governance experts.

He then played in the third Test, a move which was criticised by the former captain Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden.

In addition, the opening photo makes reference to Beyonce's new controversial track Drunk in Love, which was criticised for being "sexist" and "explicit".

The NHS 111 non-emergency helpline, which was criticised this week following the death of a baby from sepsis, is under increasing pressure, figures suggest.

It's a better year, too, for the Russell Group, which was criticised in 2011 for managing only one First but notching up three Thirds and a Fail.