This article was amended on 22 August 2014 to reflect that dolphinariums are not banned in Britain but are effectively banned due to the strictness of standards imposed.
We also introduce a metric model for evaluating the completeness and strictness of MRL standards quantitatively.
Because of the strictness of this criterion, all changes should have been due to miscategorization.
Strictness marked the boy's upbringing.
Three different patterns of decreasing strictness were used allowing us to find both standard and non-standard SECIS elements (see http://genome.imim.es/datasets/2008selenoinsects/#3).
There were about thirty other children, and all of them looked like city kids — pampered products of China's urban one-child policy, which, along with rising living standards, has undermined the traditional strictness in child-rearing.
In the IZA-fRDB database, this is classified as to whether any policy intervention generates a change in the legislation below/above one tenth of the standard deviation of the cross-country deviation in the strictness of the relevant indicator.
Test results the agency released in June showed that stormwater runoff sampled from just outside the fence line of the landfill complex contained radioactivity that exceeded the levels allowed for drinking water — a standard used as a comparative baseline because of its strictness.
That standards in architecture are subjective is reason for greater strictness, not less.
However, the standards used by these agencies can vary greatly in terms of strictness.
It overcomes the drawbacks of percent sampling, i.e., "strictness for large lot size, toleration for small lot size," and those of a national standard used specifically for industrial outputs, i.e., "lots with different sizes corresponding to the same sampling plan".
