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Using the most stringent criteria for recovery, only 21% of the completer sample was recovered.The findings suggest that while adults with AN improve with treatment and maintain these improvements during follow-up, the majority is not recovered.

As color purity and saturation are the most stringent criteria for red emission in display technology, europium III) complexes featuring an emission peak centered at ∼612 nm with a narrow bandwidth hold great potential as red-emitting materials.

"The primary and most stringent criteria for success is the absence of binge eating or purging behavior," Hildebrandt said.

This designation (the highest designation available), signifies that Duke has met the most stringent criteria outlining the standards in resources for children's surgical care.

Using the presence of all three of the most stringent criteria for diagnosis, 11% of patients were believed to have posterior tibial tendon dysfunction.

Yet, with the most stringent criteria that essentially eliminate false identifications, sometimes there remain cross-links violating the distance limits (Lossl et al. 2014).

The latter being the most stringent criterion for evaluating putative cap-binding activity [6], [8], [39].

Thus, with respect to false positive rates, clearly only the most stringent criterion was deemed valid.

The most stringent criterion is used by Maximal Clique algorithm, which identify fully-connected subgraphs, k-cliques, in the network [ 10].

As described above, potentially the most stringent criterion for identifying tightly associated phospholipids is their presence in both hemichannel preparations and isolated plaques.

Most CARs were identified whatever the e-value threshold applied with the exception of CARs #14 and #19 (table 3) that could not be confirmed using the most stringent criterion.