Sentence examples for most stringent conditions from inspiring English sources

In the course of this to-do, he challenged his opponent to a duel with sabres "under the most stringent conditions permitted in academic practice".

If and when AT&T is asked to help, we do so strictly within the law and under the most stringent conditions.

But no one claims that these are the most stringent conditions ever to have been imposed by the Fund, let alone on a country in arrears.

It will impose the most stringent conditions ever on the long-term unemployed with Mr Osborne pledging to end the option of "signing on as usual".

"These are the most stringent conditions I've heard of in any case," said his lawyer, James P. Harrington, who estimated it would take at least a week to put the bail package together.

If they do go ahead, they must be undertaken under the most stringent conditions involving environmental assessments and specific measures to offset any impacts on the natural environment, Professor Laurance said.

Our most stringent condition is a significance level of α = 0.025.

The distributions and the sizes of the clones of the LaacZ library (Fig. 30) were assessed and classified according to their most-posterior limit (Fig. 3Q, R) which corresponds to the most stringent condition for discriminating between the two models.

Owing to both the complexity of the proteome also resolved only under the most stringent condition and its function similarity to that obtained without heating, it can be speculated that the assembly of Zera-DsRed polymers would generate pockets able to entrap additional proteins.

As shown, at the most stringent condition of "zero" missing values, 1,251 genes pass the filtering criteria of 1.5 fold change, of which 1,074 genes (86%) were clustered in the 8 expression profiles and the remaining 177 genes (14%) were assigned to other non-significant profiles.

We found that unlike the inward rectifier Kir2.1 (Minor et al, 1999; Chatelain et al, 2005), mammalian K2P2.1 (TREK-1) complemented growth of a potassium-uptake-deficient yeast strain SGY1528 (Tang et al, 1995) under the mild potassium limited conditions (1 mM KCl) but not under the most stringent complementation conditions (<1 mM KCl).