It is our feeling that more stringent and specific guidelines need to be developed for reporting studies of predictive markers.
Yet properties in Greenwich are nevertheless feeling the impact of stringent lender requirements on down payments and reserves, according to Russell Pruner, a partner in Shore and Country.
This can result in care providers viewing parturient women as non-compliant and women feeling abandoned, and ultimately manifests in increasingly stringent definitions of "high risk" pregnancy and inappropriate referral out of the community.
Brooker feels NGOs should be more stringent.
Overall, the main reasons patients cite for not continuing to take their osteoporosis medication are the stringent dosing schedule, adverse events, not feeling that treatment is working, or not believing that they have a disease that needs treating (see Figure 2) (IOF 2005).
This has manifested in stringent rules governing this otherwise generous social infrastructure, provoking feelings of frustration in the residents and contested ownership between the stakeholders.
Transgressing the dietary rules leads to intense anxiety, feelings of guilt and shame and is followed by even more stringent dietary restrictions [ 1, 2].
If such condescending sentiments leave a contemporary writer feeling sick at heart, Brontë thought the letter "kind and admirable; a little stringent, but it did me good".
This may be why: his lawyers had already won a guarantee of bail (on stringent conditions) before his return, so there was no risk of him feeling the hot breath of the Bedfordshire constabulary when he landed at Luton airport.
"And the feeling from municipalities is, 'We don't need your type of housing anymore".' Until now, the state's stringent laws concerning evictions and park closings have enabled about 300 parks, also known as land-lease communities, to remain relatively stable over the last dozen years.
