The Germans, even before Hitler, provided such a market but only under stringent conditions.
Professor Salmon showed proliferation in CD8CD45RA+ memory cells, but only under stringent stimulation conditions; this may explain the poor responses reported for these cells.
The first position holds that pesticide experiments on human subjects should be allowed, but only under stringent scientific and ethical standards.
Consequently, the retention of an amorphous Ag Cu solution required kinetic trapping using ultrahigh quenching rates achievable only under stringent vapor deposition conditions or in MD simulations.
The first position, adopted by the NRC and others (NRC 2004; Oleskey et al. 2004), holds that pesticide testing on human subjects can be conducted, but only under the most stringent scientific and ethical standards, such as favorable benefit risk ratios, informed consent, equitable subject selection, risk minimization, valid study design, and scientific necessity.
For this reason, any environmental release would occur only under appropriately stringent conditions.
Since the denominator in (2.6) tends to zero exponentially as | ξ | → ∞, b is a "nice" function only under very stringent assumptions on a and hence on h ( t ).
ECT during pregnancy is advised considered only under very stringent diagnostic and clinical indications, weighing all potential risks against benefits.
By contrast PCR amplification products could be obtained only under non stringent conditions (3 mM MgCl2) for VL species, resolving in a complex electrophoresis pattern (Fig. 1-B).
The economic approach, based on cost, profit, or revenue optimization, and a single quasi-fixed input, readily accommodates multiproduct production which is otherwise possible only under fairly stringent conditions with the primal approach (Segerson and Squires, 1990).
That could be worth trying, but only with stringent, on-site monitoring by NRC inspectors.
