The new regulations were approved against a backdrop of the need for "financial stringency in the legal aid system because of scarce resources".
"They adopted a novel stringency in their observance of the Torah and learned to manipulate the political system in a way that brought them more power than any religious Jew had enjoyed for nearly two millenniums," Armstrong notes.
There's a small problem with the sentence that precedes this piece of sisterly advice to Dorothea from her sister Celia: '"Why can't you think it your duty to submit a little to what James wishes?" said Celia, with a sense of stringency in her argument.
"It reflects the real level of fiscal stringency in higher education and probably understates the magnitude of resource reductions for faculty, since one of the ways institutions have been saving money, where possible, has been to replace full-time tenured faculty, who are paid the most, with part-timers who earn much less".
However, as we move down the list we find a decreasing order of stringency in commitment.
Specificity was clearly enhanced when interaction time and stringency (in the form of formamide percentage) were increased.
However, it is known that BEPL does not exhibit high stringency in its specificity for the canonical target sequence D4K (Liew et al., 2007).
Unlike fluorogenic peptide substrates, use of ubiquitinated protein substrates not only confer greater stringency in terms of proteasomal hydrolysis, but also involve the participation of the19S regulatory component.
Depending on the morphological stringency in the diagnosis of ILBC, lack of E‐cadherin expression is observed in 55% to 100% of cases.
Metabolic phenotypes have been shown to be better predicted than in vitro residual activities, probably because of greater stringency in the phenotyping process.
Our findings document a high market responsiveness to political events and reveal how market participants view the evolution of cap stringency in the light of a particular announcement.
