Some wanted the proposal to be more rigorous — banning free refills, for instance, or doing away with the exemptions for fruit juices and milk-based drinks.
Investigators have suggested that during the post-deployment interval of greatest risk there needs to be more rigorous use of antibiotic prophylaxis for procedures associated with bacteremia [ 8– 10]; however, as noted above, the duration of exposed non-epithelialized stent material is ill-defined, unpredictable and varies between devices and patients.
Indeed, suppose (overline{lambda}be more rigorous, there exists (varepsilon>0) such that, for any (lambdain (overline{lambda},overline{lambda}+varepsilon)), u_{n}leq({u_{n}})_{lambda}.
Prof Robert Bor, a psychologist working with the aviation industry, believes the annual medical assessment for pilots should be more rigorous.
Our experience suggests that, to succeed, theyll need to be more rigorous in their talent-management processes for instance, by using objective indicators (such as the average time to fill critical positions) to measure and improve the effectiveness of these efforts.
"The financial accountability systems in places for free schools are more rigorous than those for maintained schools.
Although it would have been more rigorous to test for a response to saltwater as a control for the injection process, time constraints and animal limitations prevent us from doing so.
The most solemn of the five fasts, its self-denials are more rigorous than those prescribed for the others, and, like Yom Kippur, the fast begins at sunset.
Contrary to Uber's claims, the suit says, taxis are more rigorous about safety than Uber, and for Uber to publicly say otherwise violates federal and state laws that prohibit false advertising.
However, we have observed tumors with diameters smaller than 5 cm in 2 of 5 cases of HCA, which might be partly because the surgical treatment for HCA is more rigorous in China due to the high prevalence of liver cancer [ 27].
