For RNA blots hybridized with longer probes, more stringent washing conditions with 0.2 x SSC, 0.1% SDS at + 65°C were applied, leading to increased specificity judged by simpler band patterns.
In the longer run, ever more stringent restrictions on carbon emissions and ever higher efficiency standards for vehicles around the world will presumably help crimp demand for oil.At the OPEC powwow Mr al-Naimi, the Saudi oil minister, argued that a low oil price always sowed the seeds of a future price rise, since it led to underinvestment.
The reason many dams are being removed there now, is that their licences have expired and the dams would no longer pass the more stringent environmental planning regulations," he says.
No other antibody specificity showed a similar association with protection in Mlomp, as immune responses to AMA1, Glurp-R0 and Serp became no longer significant in the more stringent multivariate analysis.
For example, using the same panel of cell cultures, we have recently reported that the G2 checkpoint is more stringent in longer-lived species [ 7].
These findings suggest that a longer, more comprehensive neuropsychological battery may be a more stringent and appropriate reference test.
(Note the negative slope of the fitting lines, so that longer-period power has to satisfy more stringent criteria for significance).
After September 11 , 2001 border enforcement grew more stringent; immigrants can no longer count on being able to go back and forth.
Longer tag sequences, higher alignment percentages and more stringent gap and mismatch scores will result in more accurate tag sequence identification.
The two regimes differ in that Europe's swaps reforms are taking longer to implement than America's, but are more stringent on most of the main issues.
