That means the data in the schizophrenia sample were more stable and stringent in reflecting the underlying relationships between these constructs (neurological soft signs and conventional neurocognitive functions) than those in healthy volunteers.
While the minimal intron is universal and stringent in size, the fraction of minimal intron-containing genes appears stable within and across taxonomic scales [36].
Nonetheless, the hypothesis warrants further and stringent examination in the future.
The targets set by the plan are the highest allowed under climate legislation passed by the state in 2008 and among the most stringent in the nation, placing Massachusetts in the company of California, New Mexico and other states that have taken strong action to address global warming.
INR and platelet thresholds were less stringent in the 72-hour period following PDT and were corrected as clinically appropriate.
Compared with the four-way synteny blocks derived from DNA/protein alignments among four species human, mouse, rat, and chicken HGLBs are also preserved in zebrafish and tetraodon, which is more stringent in the sense of evolutionary constraint.
Part of that disconnect is over safety and planning, which is more stringent in the U.S.
New Jersey's sexual predator law is one of the most stringent in the nation, and several other challenges are working their way through the courts.
Our finished product testing protocol is the most stringent in the industry and that continues to be a selling point with our customers".
Four years ago, the Maryland Legislature chose not to repeal the state's death penalty law and instead made it the most stringent in the country.
