Most journals have strict writing, sourcing, and layout requirements for publication.
Namely both sources strict use of the Volt's "gasoline engine only" EPA fuel economy rating of 37 mpg, when in fact when operated as intended any real-world use will most typically include an initial 38 miles of all-electric power during which zero gasoline would be consumed.
Hazardous air pollutants, which include asbestos and lead, are generally subject to strict controls at each source, a requirement intended to bring down the level of pollutants everywhere.
I've also done adaptations like the 1997 "Lolita," in which I strived for the illusion of strict fidelity, because my source was so good that I could never hope to better it.
In the late 20th century, strict regulations governed the source, amount, and use of donations to particular candidates (hard money), but few such laws applied to contributions for the general promotion of a political party's message (soft money).
The dependency of these devices on battery as the main power source imposed strict constraints on the energy consumption of applications that run on these mobile devices.
All personal data (name and identification number) were replaced by a univocal numerical code, making both databases anonymous at source in strict compliance with the Italian Privacy Law (Decree 196, 30/06/2003).
Thus temperature modulation by any means has to include a strict protocol identifying any source of infection followed by a straightforward treatment approach.
For example, using a SNP calling criterion similar to our strict criterion and a source dataset similar to ours, Vera et al. estimate 12.6 SNPs per 1,000 base pairs in the M. cinxia transcriptome [ 11], whereas we estimate 5.89 SNPs/1,000 bp for E. propertius and 9.28 SNPs/1,000 bp for P. zelicaon.
Most print magazines have strict fact-checking and sourcing policies, while blogs tend to be more lax.
There are people who take a stricter view of open source, and they are essentially forking Firefox.
