Today, rigid quality standards have ensured that no children will frolic among the brown plumes.
Department leaders say they have rigid quality controls, including semiannual audits of every precinct, to prevent widespread manipulation of crime statistics, and that any episodes of tampering have been isolated.
However, due to its rigid quality, doubts are raised regarding its sound conduction properties.
Recently the use of brown sugar has increased due to its nutritional characteristics, thus requiring a more rigid quality control.
Fortunately, a new factory with rigid quality control measures (many of them automated, although the cars are still largely handbuilt) should make Maseratis far more reliable.
Because of its rigid quality, cartilage is the grafting material of choice in advanced pathologies, such as adhesive processes or recurrent perforations.
The effect of storage temperature (4, 25°C) on quinupristin/dalfopristin and RPR 106 972 stability was also detrimental to drug potency indicating the requirement for rigid quality assurance for streptogramin diagnostic reagents when determining activity by reference or standardized susceptibility tests.
To reduce the number of false-positive indels due to alignment or sequencing errors we applied rigid quality filtering on indels and their flanking regions (see methods).
Indeed, in the absence of rigid quality assessment, the ultrasound part of the current screening remains strongly operator (and machine) dependent.
Some argue that using rigid quality criteria may lead to the unnecessary exclusion of papers [ 13], and suggest that instead of excluding papers on quality grounds, a critique be included in the narrative to allow the reader to decide.
