The decision to implement a stringent anti-development policy in Arlington and other Greater Boston municipalities has had a profound impact upon the region.
Environmental campaigners in India have called for the government to implement a "stringent, time-bound" plan to curb air pollution in cities, as a new World Health Organisation report suggests that six of the 10 most polluted cities in the world are in India.
British Columbia and McGill have implemented a stringent 3-year term for postdocs, 6 years is recommended at Toronto, while Ottawa and Queen's have not set a limit.
While perhaps true, the industry will still need to implement a stringent set of rules and guidelines about how to handle such situations.
Thus, to obtain pure WBC populations, we developed and implemented a stringent sorting protocol that excludes erythroid-specific surface markers.
Here, we implemented a stringent screen to identify genes whose altered expression could contribute to the onset of the defective phenotypes induced by dysfunctional prelamin A processing.
Leaders of the G8 are meeting this week to discuss, among other things, implementing a more stringent regime of emissions cuts.
In particular, the economic cost of implementing a very stringent standard might produce health losses sufficient to offset the health gains achieved in cleaning the air for example, by closing down whole industries and thereby impoverishing the workers and consumers dependent upon those industries.
Moreover, implementing a more stringent supervision of balancing group management and setting stronger incentives that quarter-hourly balancing actually takes place could increase remuneration for flexible capacities [89, 90].
Therefore, considering the CLIP results to restrict the top predictions to a higher-confidence set is useful but not more useful than simply implementing a more stringent computational cutoff.
