In general, higher module size leads to more stringent co-occurrence analysis at the cost of computational complexity.
Managed-care companies, under pressure to cut cuts from employers, force the issue by instituting ever-more stringent co-pays for costly brand-name drugs, especially those that aren't much better than less-pricey old ones.
The investigators also called for more stringent skill requirements before co-pilots were authorized to replace the captain at any time during the flight.
We also tested by the more stringent ANCOVA (analysis of co-variance) the effects of categorical stress (high/low) on levels of DEPTOR, adjusting for confounders either related to DEPTOR or to stress, as covariates.
The DOC performance requirements for PCCI are more stringent due to the higher CO and HC emissions; however, the DOC was effective at controlling the higher CO and HC emissions at conditions above the light-off temperature.
For example, he said, a co-op on Fifth Avenue is likely to have more stringent financial criteria than a co-op in the outer boroughs.
We will introduce much more stringent capital and liquidity requirements in a co-ordinated global process.
To identify a more stringent phenotype for the putative CSCs population, co-expression of two markers was investigated.
Alternative TFBSs and palindromes were found for ESrrb (Estrogen-related receptor beta) when a larger word width (K = 11) was employed to capture more sophisticated co-occurrence and a more stringent clustering threshold was set to discriminate sub-patterns.
And if they are trying to buy in co-op buildings, they are facing more stringent requirements; some buyers have to wait and sell their existing homes because sellers and co-op boards will not entertain offers until they do.
