For years, the nonprofit magazine had managed to navigate a stringent system of state approval for grants, permits, and payments, where even fifty-dollar honorariums to freelancers require the permission of the Nepal Central Bank.
We have a stringent system of pathological reporting with step-sectioning of whole mounted specimens.
While the anti-tumor effect of the combinatorial treatment does not completely resolve tumor burden and the mice eventually succumb, it is important to recognize that the Rip1-Tag2 mice are a very stringent system for assaying immunotherapies because of the multifocal nature of tumor progression in these mice.
It should establish a stringent system to ensure compliance and demand that top management be replaced.
As an example, in a stringent system, DSIS score below 4 can be chosen to define this threshold.
There is a stringent licensing system for diggers.
Tumor tissue slices offer a stringent model system for preclinical evaluation of adenovirus therapies, since the slices retain a morphology and phenotype that more closely resembles the in vivo setting than cell line cultures, and this system has been shown to have utility in the evaluation of viral infectivity and replication.
Ruf et al [ 42] set up a stringent selection system for paternal transmission by using male sterile maternal parents and transplastomic pollen donors conferring plastid specific antibiotic resistance and green fluorescence for visual screening.
Kenya, like many other countries across the world, has a stringent licensure system for individuals wishing to operate SDSs, which includes 4 or 5 years pre-service training and a one-year post-training internship for pharmacists, and three years training for pharmaceutical technologists.
And a group including Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, is preparing legislation that would allow for a more stringent system of background checks for firearms buyers.
