Vegans in California and other outposts of the pure would gag, and increased interest in a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet may make visits to the company's restaurants a rare (so to speak) fall-off-the-strict-diet-wagon event.
'Strong feelings will throw off the strictest meter,' " she said.
Not all can have been turned off despite the strict instruction.
This is mainly because critics are often shamed with the admonishment: "Surely you must admit that the world is better off without Saddam Hussein!" In the strict terms of a game of moral checkers, one is hard pressed to admit otherwise.
When it comes to rocking a three-piece suit with a pocket square, the Savile Row gent still leads the world, but a certain type of British man still flounders as soon as let off the strictest dress code leash.
Detecting impaired myocardial relaxation in the hyperdynamic circulation is difficult due to the strict cut-off values.
The modest response to T3 is partially related to the strict cut-off values used to exclude false-positives.
The MSEA method identified 13 significant pathways in the prostate cancer dataset, under the strict cut-off value for significance (FDR < 0.01).
In this way, many genes with moderate but meaningful expression changes are discarded by the strict cut-off value, which leads to a reduction in statistical power.
