Unlike fluorogenic peptide substrates, use of ubiquitinated protein substrates not only confer greater stringency in terms of proteasomal hydrolysis, but also involve the participation of the19S regulatory component.
Metabolic phenotypes have been shown to be better predicted than in vitro residual activities, probably because of greater stringency in the phenotyping process.
Spencer's "liberal" utilitarianism, however, differs from Mill's in several respects, including principally the greater stringency that Spencer ascribed to moral rights.
"(Turnbull should) look seriously at instituting a moratorium on immigration of Muslims to Australia or, at the very least, greater stringency in vetting those wishing to come to our country," she said.
We observed that a shift to the right indicates greater stringency as the minimum level of transcript needed to sustain 50% cell viability increases.
For greater stringency, we chose to employ a single high dose challenge of animals pretreated with DepoProvera, conditions which increase susceptibility to infection.
They used to have "quality control", but now this has shifted to "quality assurance" with greater stringency.
In particular, characterizing benefits of greater stringency requires more information about dose-response relationships than is currently available.
However, the increased sensitivity of RT-qPCR demands a significantly greater stringency for reference gene selection [ 2, 5].
This delivery context imposes a greater stringency, and current generation vectors are limited in their ability to achieve this goal [ 48, 49, 50, 51].
This density was less than that reported by Pootakham [ 26] in the rubber tree (1 SNP/1.5 kb), probably due to the greater stringency of our SNV detection parameters.
