"You become euphoric, delusional, you have less need for sleep, you have racing thoughts, an expanded appetite for risk, and less stringent requirements in the risk and reward trade-off," said Coates.
However, a crane lifting path in which these motions are uncoupled will lead to less stringent requirements in terms of controlling the balance between rotations and translations.
In RUAG Space Finland, later referred as case A, the pilot project was selected to be a small project with perhaps less strict requirements, in order to be able to more freely test and tailor the development process.
Results obtained from both sets of experiments are consistent and demonstrate that the higher penetration power of the X-rays at the Re K edge is a viable option that gives less stringent requirements in the choice of reactor material and X-ray window material.
We therefore took advantage of the dynamic aspect of PRICE quality filtering subjecting early cycles to very stringent quality requirements, followed by less stringent requirements in later cycles to fill in low-coverage regions (see Materials and Methods).
Most important, the effectiveness of FCM without an additional ESA in this large cancer patient population confirms former results of clinical studies showing higher Hb levels [ 12] and less transfusion requirements in cancer patients with i.v. iron as sole anaemia therapy [ 24, 25].
The last approach has advantages like simplicity, less requirement of data in general and it is suitable for site-specific predictions (Jain and Deo 2006).
For example, release of mineral N late in the growing season, when plants have less requirement for N, or in seasons without plant cover, will increase the risk of nitrate (NO3−) leaching.
For instance, the concept of substantial equivalence in the US and Canada is interpreted less strictly than requirements in the European Union.
Any interpretation of this finding should be treated with caution, but it is tempting to discuss from a partially historical view as DrugBank may be enriched with older drugs that would have been subjected to less strict requirements for in-vitro selectivity than in today's drug discovery.
