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The agency is developing more stringent tracking recommendations.

The Basel Committee and a separate panel based in Basel, the Financial Stability Board, are developing more stringent rules for banks whose problems can send shock waves around the world.

In cancer proteomics field, proteogenomics has been applied to identify SNVs that result in single amino acid variations SAVs), by constructing specialized database containing SAVs and developing more stringent database searching algorithm [ 4, 5].

When the Supreme Court ruled that it was acceptable to grant conscientious objector status to draftees for other than religious reasons — the traditional standard — Mr. Tarr developed more stringent requirements for that classification.

It should be noted that the hosts of the ChemSpider database developed more stringent acceptance criteria regarding vendor catalogues soon after the initial release of the database [28].

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.

We could use techniques similar to the one we used for resolving NCBI and ENSEMBL conflicts, or develop more stringent criteria based on the authority concept.

However, the inverse correlation between the number of polyploid cells and body size suggests that species with a larger body size have developed more stringent controls on mitotic slippage, the most probable source of polyploidy measured in our studies.

A. We've developed even more stringent controls.

To develop a more stringent remission definition, the ACR/EULAR committee therefore decided that functional outcome and radiographic damage should be used to validate candidate remission definitions because the chosen new remission definition should predict future good functional outcomes and an absence of radiographic damage progression.