This would be the least-desired option, as states resorting to it would find stringent conditions attached and would leave themselves open to doubts about their sovereign rating.
The solution to this issue can partly be found in stringent washing of non-specific binders, but at the cost of losing weak interactions.
34Using data for a panel of OECD countries and sectors over the 1984 to 2007 period, Bourlès et al. (2010) find that stringent product market regulations reduce total factor productivity in downstream industries.
On the other hand, it does limit the amount any investor can contribute to $10,000 or 10% of income, the former of which I find too stringent.
We find that stringent conditions must be met to assure that resistance among new and retreatment cases is unbiasedly estimated with public sector surveys.
Previous in vivo studies in Drosophila find a stringent relationship between tubulin structure and function; small, biochemically similar changes in the major alpha 1 or testis-specific beta 2 tubulin protein render each unable to generate a motile spermtail axoneme.
This followed a similar decision by the notoriously conservative fifth circuit court of appeals that found Texas's stringent voter identification law had a discriminatory impact that breaches US voting rights law.The states could appeal the rulings to the supreme court.
While the California court maintains that this test is consistent with the Supreme Court's test in the Batson decision, the Ninth Circuit, which hears federal appeals in California, has found it "impermissibly stringent" and has refused to defer to state court rulings on the question.
Figures collected by the Breakthrough Institute, a group that often presents contrarian views on environmentalism and energy conservation, found that despite stringent efforts to use less energy, Japan emitted 4 percent more carbon dioxide in November 2011 than it did in the same month the previous year.
But from some other studies the above recommended limits were found to be stringent.
