The job is still as romantic as the standards are stringent.
Individuals will become a just a collection of "biochemical subsystems" monitored by global networks, which will inform us second by second how we feel… Or perhaps, as Harari is stringent about reminding the reader, they will not.
The study is unique as the methodology is stringent and systematic, thus providing scientifically viable data.
As in our previous SNP microarray studies (Marshall et al. 2008; Pinto et al. 2010; Lionel et al. 2011), we defined a CNV as being 'stringent' if it was detected by both algorithms at the sample level.
Our criteria for paralogs, as for the previous works, are stringent and detect relatively recent paralogs.
Britain's student immigrant policy has been criticized as being too stringent, especially after one university lost its right to host non-E.U.
However, this criterion is acknowledged as being too stringent and is unlikely to be satisfied completely.
This standard, described as 'personal equipoise', has long been recognized as being too stringent.
Despite its popularity, this procedure has recently been criticised mainly as being overly stringent [ 66- 68].
We therefore considered a cutoff of e-value equal to or <0.1 as being sufficiently stringent for the purpose of this review.
But when the threat of litigation is reduced, with lower caps and stringent regulations, as was done in Texas and Colorado, the cost of care did not go down.
