Be flexible on background requirements, but continue to be stringent on personality traits.
Because there is less money to go around, the terms for getting help are stringent indeed, underlining just how desperate recipients are.
ClimateWire speculates that it might require organizations to buy carbon allowances in order to cover their emissions, or it could be a less stringent regulation that just requires reporting of emissions.
The bar isn't so much lowered as moved horizontally--the criteria are still stringent, they're just more appropriate for researchers who haven't had time to amass publications and a reputation.
Even at very stringent ROC thresholds, just because a set is learnable, we can not be confident that we have gained information regarding which genes are specifically associated with the set, and new predictions will mostly be based on the effect of multifunctionality.
However, if a less stringent threshold of just 2 consecutive probes was used, the 28 bp deletion was detectable using staggered probes of 35 to 47 bp, and likewise the 4 bp would be detectable using staggered probe resolutions of 15 to 25 bp.
But was there perhaps something specifically German in the law's stringent application?
Therefore, there is a need to examine GWAS results, not just those that meet stringent criteria, but other less strongly associated results in order not to miss potentially relevant findings.
But just as President Bush is seeking welfare legislation with more stringent work requirements and more support for marriage, an unexpected contradiction is emerging.
But I think I'll probably have more stringent limits as to just how far we're going to let the guy go".
But just a few weeks later, he joined the list of Cornwall NHS, which had less stringent rules on proof of language skills and did not demand doctors commit themselves to working in its area.
