And given the risks inherent in the short-selling game, he advocates a strict stop-loss discipline, setting sell prices at 30% over the shorted price.
We anticipate, therefore, that families with strict stopping rules - son preference compounded by a small desired family size - may resort to sex-selection earlier in the birth order, conditional on previous births being female (Retherford and Roy 2003).
Strict stopping rules require a very cautious patient selection to prevent failure.
A suggested approach for using the new algorithms in practical QTL analysis is to exploit the two-phase DIRECTDIRECT algorithm, using a strict stopping criterion, for determining x opt and RSS opt for the genetic data.
That threshold occurred in the first analysis for Group B and in the second one for Group A. Even stricter stopping rules were more recently proposed by Graham (50 patients; eradication rate <90%) [ 48].
Officers lack discretion in meeting strict arrest, summons and stop and frisk quotas.
In the days after the army's ousting of Manuel Zelaya, the president, a strict curfew stopped traffic circulating after dark.
A much more linear approach to biography marks Mr. White's "Six Years," which marches through more than 20 years of postwar American history in strict rhythm, stopping every half-dozen years to take the temperature of a marriage in St . Louis
"Papaya is very strict and stops doing business with any manufacturer which fails to comply".
Thus, we allowed for the decision about study discontinuation to be made clinically, rather than by a single strict metabolic stopping criterion.
