As this goal cannot be associated with a specific producer or farm, and is difficult to measure, it cannot be addressed via a strict result-oriented approach.
Moving out of my parents house would mean learning how to live on a strict budget, resulting in many ramen noodle dinners the week before payday.
Obviously, this selection is rather strict resulting in exclusion of potentially interesting genes.
However our proof of Corollary 4.1 in this case is more direct and more general than the approach in [15] which depends on a strict convexity regularity result of Figalli et al. [1].
There was a decrease in both personnel for S&T and patent application numbers in 2010, which may be partially explained by a stricter regulation resulting from China's new health care reform effective in that year.
During one controlled trial, this concept was applied in conjunction with a strict sleep regime resulting in a 20%% decrease in injury occurrence [7].
A group of 109 dengue infection patients were classified as having primary or secondary dengue infection on the basis of a strict combination of results from assays of antigen-specific IgM and IgG, isolation of virus and detection of the viral genome by PCR tests performed on multiple samples, collected from each patient over a period of 30 days.
Having previously rejected a strict clock model (results not shown), divergence times were estimated using a relaxed molecular clock with log-normal uncorrelated rates.
Thus, our main theorem is a strict generalization of the result of Takahashi, Wong and Yao [2], Theorem 5.1.
This is a strict improvement of the result in [13], because, as proved in [21], when is a Ciesielski-Pol's compact, then, but cannot be continuously embedded in for any set.
As a manager, he was a strict disciplinarian, possibly a result of his military background.
