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The EC spokeswoman said the Parliament's view on "territorial scope" is also more strict than the EC's proposal.

English says that Kayak will also be more strict about which display ads will be shown to users.

"Some of those drivers … are around changes to bail laws, mandatory sentencing, looking also at the increased amount of people presenting with mental health issues and foetal alcohol spectrum disorders, and also more of a strict compliance around parole and probation and community service orders," he said.

We also used a more strict criterion for ESR change between two species taking into account overlapping hexamers [40]: for any basepair change that introduces a ESE or ESS in one species, none of the corresponding 6 overlapping hexamers in the other species can be an ESE or ESS, respectively.

However, we also evaluate under more strict conditions, namely using unstemmed words and after removing stop words.

In sensitivity analyses, we first repeated all analyses excluding outpatients and also applied a more strict definition of febrile seizures by using ICD-10 code R56.0 only.

In addition to this original NDR definition (all diabetes), we also defined a more strict definition of incidence ("strict diabetes") by excluding persons who were included in the NDR solely as a result of a blood glucose test because a number of these people may not have actually had diabetes.

Also, Gowalla is much more strict about its location-based check-ins then say, Foursquare.

Hence, variants we aggregated include those that qualify as both rare and infrequent (though, we note, we also examined associations using more strict cutoffs of 3% and 1%; see Results).

Japanese culture is also more formal, governed by stricter rules of etiquette, than American society.

This could be also partially due to a more strict antidrug policy, where individuals caught with kratom are obliged to engage in treatment programs.