MS/Art8-2024/2024/D2/Italy/Mediterranean: Ionian Sea & Central Mediterranean Sea

Member State report / Art8-2024 / 2024 / D2 / Italy / Mediterranean: Ionian Sea & Central Mediterranean Sea

Report type	Member State report to Commission
MSFD Article	Art8
Report due	2024-10-15
GES Descriptor	D2 Non-indigenous species
Member State	Italy
Region/subregion	Mediterranean: Ionian Sea & Central Mediterranean Sea
Report date	2025-09-11 10:38:38

MIC-IT-MS-ISCMS

Simplified table

Regional assessment area
Component MRUs
GES component	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2	D2
Feature	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species	Newly-introduced non-indigenous species
Element	Achelia sawayai	Aplidium accarense	Botrylloides niger	Branchiomma bairdi	Chlorurus rhakoura	Clymenella cfr. torquata	Conomurex persicus	Erugosquilla massavensis	Godiva quadricolor	Haliclona (Halichoclona) vansoesti	Haloa spp.	Isognomon legumen	Linguimaera caesaris	Malleus regula	Mitrella psilla	Naineris setosa	Ophioblennius atlanticus	Orthopristis chrysoptera	Paradella dianae	Parasmittina egyptiaca	Pharaonella astula	Phascolion (Isomya) convestitum	Polyclinum constellatum	Sargassum furcatum	Sciaenops ocellatus	Sphaeroma walkeri	Spirobranchus tetraceros	Spondylus spinosus	Stenothoe georgiana	Symplegma brakenhielmi	Theora lubrica	Trachysalambria palaestinensis
Element extent
Trend element
Element 2
Element source	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National
Criterion
Parameter
Threshold value upper
Threshold value lower
Threshold value operator
Threshold qualitative
Threshold value source
Value achieved upper
Value achieved lower
Value unit
Proportion threshold value
Proportion value achieved
Proportion threshold value unit
Trend parameter
Parameter achieved
Description parameter
Related indicator
Criteria status
Description criteria
Element status
Description element	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species	New non-indigenous species
Source assessment feature	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National	National
Reporting method feature	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D	Type D
Trend feature	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving	Improving
Integration rule type parameter	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant
Integration rule description parameter
Integration rule type criteria	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant	Not relevant
Integration rule description criteria
GES extent threshold
GES extent achieved	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63	8.63
GES extent unit	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species	Number of newly-introduced species
GES achieved	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported	GES later than 2024, Art14ExceptionNotReported
Description overall status	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data	In order to be in GES, the mean number of newly introduced species in the assessment period must be significantly inferior to the mean number of newly introduced species in the reference period. The reference period is obtained through the breakpoint analysis and corresponds to the most recent segment found by the analysis in the time series 1970-2015 of new introductions. TrendParameter was obtained through a comparison of newly introduced species between current assessment period (2016-2021) and previous six years 2012-2017, adopting same type of data
Assessments period	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021	2016-2021
Related pressures	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species	Input or spread of non-indigenous species
Related targets	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002	MIC-IT-D02-T001 MIC-IT-D02-T002
Test TV	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA
Test results	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False	False