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The N.I.H. will establish a panel to determine if important stem cell lines derived when the ethical requirements were less detailed can nevertheless qualify for support.

At the time, the London Stock Exchange had won a lot of business from continental exchanges, partly because its reporting requirements were less strict.

"These license documents, issued in states where requirements were less stringent than those here in New York State, allowed the hijackers to board airplanes and execute their acts of terrorism against our nation," he said.

Short-season cotton was replaced by fertile Bt cotton despite no increases in yield because implementation requirements were less stringent, it gives excellent control of PBW [58], and in an industrial setting, the costs of the Bt technology are an acceptable cost-effective alternative to short-season cotton (see Additional file 1).

By this stage of the war medical requirements were less strict due to the need for reinforcements to make good the AIF's casualties.

The results showed that increases in peginesatide dose requirements were less apparent in cohorts in which tiered conversion tables were used and Hb levels appeared more stable in those cohorts in which an ESA-free interval was used.

The changes and requirements are less prescriptive compared to the SUPAC IR/MR approach, although they require a detailed and documented understanding of the formulation and process with a focus on continuous learning and improvement.

The academic requirements are less stringent than those at accredited universities.

Clearly the company's requirements are less than they would have been had it been doing well.

Mr. Guzman said he thought he was pulled over because he had Pennsylvania license plates; many illegal immigrants in New Jersey register their cars in Pennsylvania, advocates and law enforcement officials say, because the identification requirements are less stringent.

"Requirements are less stringent at University of Houston," he says.