Our correspondent says those queuing have shown enormous patience with the lengthy process of gaining admission, which involves stringent security checks.
Experimental evaluation across different NIR/MIR application domains shows that the proposed method is useful for the induction of compact and accurate SVM classifiers for qualitative NIR/MIR applications involving stringent interpretability or time processing requirements.
Note that, this FISH-based assay of replication timing involves stringent cell fixation and denaturation conditions that disrupt nuclear structures, thereby minimizing the contribution of sister chromatid cohesion.
These exported technologies usually involve stringent requirements in terms of their adequacy and the ongoing ability of recipients to implement, manage, and maintain those technologies [ 5].
We found that these mutations were commonly observed in the relA gene, which is involved in stringent response via ppGpp production, suggesting that the stringent response triggered by the ethanol stress was relaxed by these mutations in the tolerant strains and therefore did not diminish growth activity as would otherwise be expected.
A second phase covering crimes such as theft and robbery is to be implemented later this year, involving more stringent penalties such as severing of limbs and flogging.
Net-widening involves more stringent intervention programs that actually increase the number of individuals returned to jail or prison for violations of their terms of release.
The evolution of the Internet towards a global infrastructure for real time voice and video applications involves providing stringent Quality of Service (QoS) levels.
Alternatively, one could treat FMS as involving a stringent reason not to be killed of the type that, in cases of conflict, would override what maximizes the overall good, whereas, for a being with lesser moral status, what maximizes the overall good – with this being's good included in the calculus – does settle how this being should be treated (McMahan 2002, pp. 245 247).
In 2015, more than a hundred universities and research institutions sent an urgent letter to the European Union in reaction to proposed amendments involving more stringent restrictions on access to medical data for researchers, making important studies, such as the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC), either illegal or impossible (Wellcome Trust, 2015).
