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The Kenyan Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board should also do more to develop stringent criteria for district hospitals to serve as internship training sites and accredit only those sites that strictly meet the requirements.

Dr. Paabo has developed stringent methods to address this contamination problem.

It's a problem he believes Australia could turn into an opportunity by developing stringent certification systems and involving itself in the entire production cycle of lithium: mining, processing, leasing the batteries to users, then collecting them for recycling.

He said that Twitter had developed stringent policies about what information they would release to any government or authority; the company keeps a distance.

Developing stringent analytical methods and optimized formulation dosage form is the goal of well-characterized biologics and drug development.

The results of this study showed that by using E. coli BL21 DE3) LOBSTR strain and in combination with our developed stringent expression and Ni-NTA purification protocols highly pure products in one purification step (>99% purity) can be obtained.

And top-tier medical journals, such as The Journal of the American Medical Association, PLoS Medicine, the British Medical Journal, and the Journal of General Internal Medicine, have developed stringent authorship guidelines to ascertain the contributions of each author and obtain full disclosure of authors' funding sources and financial ties.

Wu et al. [ 25] developed stringent statistical analysis approach to reduce type I and type II error and described its application in Type 1 diabetes research.

A DfT spokesperson said: "The government is leading efforts with international bodies to develop a stringent regulatory framework focusing on safety and a working group is looking at the issue".

We expect that this study will be an incentive for policy makers to promote stream rehabilitation and develop more stringent guidelines limiting cattle access to streams in many Midwestern states and other regions with poorly drained soils where the impact of cattle access to streams on water quality is often ignored.

While the travel ban was merely meant to be a 90-day pause in the immigration process, during which time the government would develop more stringent standards for vetting foreigners seeking entry to the United States, the government could not explain why it could not go forward with its 90-day review process while the present vetting procedures remained in place.