Sentence examples for strict rejection from inspiring English sources
The structure, therefore, suggests a strict rejection of L-aas from the pocket, enabling DTD to specifically remove only D-aas coupled to tRNAs.
Thus, the 2D N-H TROSY studies further confirmed the strict rejection of L-aa from the active site of DTD.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01519.022 In order to prove the strict rejection of L-aa by the active site of DTD, biochemical analyses with PfDTD were performed.
This test, however, is known to be very strict, and rejection of similarity can occur based on very small niche differences, especially for allopatric species [ 42].
A mechanistically unique solution to the problem of enantioselectivity employing two carbonyl oxygens from a 'cross-subunit' Gly- cisPro dipeptide has been shown to be responsible for D-chirality selection and strict L-chirality rejection from the active site of DTD.
Now, this may appear to be too strong a claim, in light of Davidson's rejection of strict, purely psychological laws mental anomalism rejects the possibility of any strict laws in which mental predicates figure, but Kim here appears to be deploying laws of the form 'M1 & M2 → M3'.
So it is not at all clear that indeterminacy in and of itself is capable of supporting an across-the-board rejection of strict psychological or psychophysical laws.
Russia has gone from total rejection and strict enforcement policy against the issuance and circulation of crypto currency, to moving towards legalization of them with its admission to the city's central trading floor.
Our adjustment of Kim's argument, taking into account Davidson's rejection of strict psychological laws and lack of reliance on the notion of a normative psychological principle, thus looks promising as a reconstruction of Davidson's argument for psychophysical anomalism.
Using basic science facts typically taught in late elementary school and reviewed in middle school (National Science Board 2008: Table 7-5; Pew Research Center for the People and the Press 2009), Losh and Nzekwe (2010) found that higher basic science literacy among education majors predicted acceptance of evolution and rejection of strict creationism.
It can be postulated that older subjects may recall more rejection and stricter parental rearing behavior than younger ones [ 4], whereby the male subjects may perceive more rejecting parental rearing behavior than the female ones.
