The more stringent the prerequisites of the interaction, the longer is the random binding sequence that is to be matched.
Besides, there are also some minimal regularity prerequisites, called conditions C1 C2, the most stringent of which being that the matrix of partial derivatives of ( {text{p}}^{text{i}} left( {mathbf{x}} right.,{mathbf{u}},left. {text{t}} right) ), with respect to the m variables u, has rank l.
But that requirement seems too stringent.
Among the identified prerequisites for future trials we think are stringent definitions of decolonization success with long follow-up periods, reliable and sensitive sampling and detection techniques, a distinction between colonized and infected patients and between intestinal and extraintestinal colonization.
For example, the prerequisites for partial load power supply efficiency and power factor are not stringent enough, and maximum total harmonic distortion is not specified at all.
A further criticism is that the prerequisites for entry (a GRE score of at least 1800) may be too stringent, diminishing the interest of many young scientists while artificially defining the new population of bioinformaticists.
Counterselection markers are important genome editing tools for systems metabolic engineering, and one of the prerequisites of developing a toxin-based counterselection marker, such as MazF, is a stringent inducible regulation system to tightly control the toxic gene expression [ 19].
This stringent predictor takes into consideration that intrinsic structural disorder in and around the potential target is a prerequisite for phosphorylation, and notably identifies S23, T60 and S64 in addition to S63 as potential phosphorylation sites.
Rationing must be stringent.
"These are prerequisites".
