The phrase "a stringent requirement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strict criteria or conditions that must be met for a particular purpose or situation.
Example: "The application process has a stringent requirement for academic qualifications that all candidates must fulfill."
Alternatives: "a strict criterion for" or "a tough standard for".
Furthermore, milk triglyceride synthesis may have a stringent requirement for endogenously synthesized oleic acid.
These results pointed to a stringent requirement for hypomethylation of the first exon if the transcript is expressed.
Interestingly, mutations on Arg145 do not indicate a stringent requirement for this salt bridge, since Arg145 can be replaced without deleterious effects for the protein function with uncharged residues [24].
Because miRNA targeting has a stringent requirement for consecutive base pairing at the 5'-end of the miRNA[30], even single nucleotide interruptions to this base pairing can dramatically affect the efficacy of miRNA binding, and consequently be deleterious[31], [32].
However, we know that increasingly accrediting bodies are placing a stringent requirement for medical schools to address professionalism.
Recently, we discovered a stringent requirement for the MRN complex in telomere protection during early development (Gao et al. 2009).
This is confirmed numerically for a stringent requirement of guaranteed PU minimum rate with φ = 0.95.
While this problem is mostly avoided by a stringent requirement in MBA for model consistency (i.e., all reactions in the final tissue-specific model must be capable of carrying flux), a more deterministic and simulation-independent ranking of non-core reactions would serve to dramatically speed up model construction time.
But the voter ID law does the opposite, the judges said, by imposing "a less stringent requirement for absentee voters than for those voting in person".
But this pact has a particularly stringent requirement for its entry into force: every one of the 44 "nuclear technology holder states" must sign and ratify it.
While previous studies showed that the side chain acetyl group of l-AcK can be extended to bulkier acyl groups for Sir2 (including SIRT1 -catalyzed lySIRT1 -catalyzedion reaction, our current study suggested that SIRT1-catalysinedeacetylation reaction had a very stringent requirement foreactionstance between the α-carbourand the side currentcetamido group, with that found in l-AcK being optimal.
