This has led to an enhanced RAIM architecture ensuring stricter integrity requirement by greatly decreasing the detection time when a satellite failure or a measurement error has occurred.
On the other hand, the strict nucleotide integrity of the upstream PPTs, their high copy number and preferential clustering next to the 3'LTR point towards selection.
Strict data integrity on the SNPs based on a genotyped population consisting of 525 individuals produced a total of 1,189 SNPs suitable for linkage mapping [ 15].
Strict research integrity, honored by all individual scientists as well as the research community on the whole is the starting point.
Strict data integrity measures were implemented to ensure that only the most accurate SNPs were included in the analysis, as even a small proportion of genetic marker errors can dramatically affect the accuracy of genetic linkage maps [ 20].
Ari Berman recently wrote, in The Nation, that Wisconsin's strict voter-integrity rules cost Hillary Clinton the election in that state.
The issue may be more sensitive for Mr. Obama, though, because has run in part on his record as an advocate of stricter government integrity rules, including the public financing system.
With his once-proud family name now attached to the horror of the hundreds of corpses being discovered here, James E. Marsh, 80, was recalling the strict code of integrity his father, Sam, who owned a lumber mill here, preached to his 13 children.
In as far as a man of independent political principles, of strict honour and integrity, conspicuous for the benevolence of his character, without private interests to serve, and of a capacity which had been shown in several important commands, was likely to benefit the colony he was sent to govern, the choice was a judicious one, and did honour to Lord Glenelg's discernment.
Tell the best possible stories - checked, reviewed and following strict rules for integrity - to the widest audience, in the hopes that the the world seems more comprehensible.
