However, fewer than half of L. kluyveri ARSs tested function in S. cerevisiae and very few function in K. lactis, suggesting that these organisms have more stringent requirements for a functional ARS than L. kluyveri.
Therefore, the Shaw2 K+ channel is a more stringent subject to compare the functional effects of isoflurane and azi-isoflurane on an individual target.
Ablating the function of individual TOGs is not without functional consequences under more stringent conditions, because these same constructs do show compromised rescue under conditions of microtubule stress (Ayaz et al., 2012).
One reason for the discrepancy would be that we used more stringent criteria for the identification of putatively functional OR gene.
Given the results of the current study, it may be more beneficial to identify individuals with PNS who are at a greater risk of functional decline by applying more stringent criteria.
Owing to high- temperature operation, the requirements for functional materials are in general more stringent than those of low-temperature fuel cells.
Here, and in contrast, using separately-harvested bovine GV oocyte and cumulus cells, we did a separate proteomics experiment but this time using an updated bovine proteome, more stringent search criteria, and much better structural and functional annotation.
This made for a more stringent analysis since the number of potential human functional homologs is almost twice as large as those based on sequence similarity alone.
Thus, the stringency of REM criteria determines the extent of recovery of physical ability, and the more stringent the criteria, the larger the extent of functional improvement which had already taken place during the time before reaching that state.
While combinatorial assessment of marker expression improves the robustness of molecular assays for pluripotency they ultimately remain surrogate assays, whereas functional demonstrations of cell potential provide more stringent tests of pluripotency.
