Sentence examples for stringency for from inspiring English sources

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, for example, has an index of climate-policy stringency for 2011.

While bankrupts blame the prime minister for the austere economic climate, the markets worry that he is not austere enough, and is prepared to sacrifice financial stringency for political expediency.

The oddity of Scottish politics is not that the Nationalists must trim their ambitions (given the worst economic conditions in decades and the prospect of fiscal stringency for years to come, any government, even a minority one like Mr Salmond's, expects some loss of enthusiasm).

The use of this parameter increases the stringency for reads being assembled together (Chapman 2015).

The variable length of the 3′ end may be due to polyadenylation at random sites or to a reduced stringency for polyadenylation signals.

FGF18 has a lower stringency for HS sulfation than other FGFs as it recognizes both 2-O-sulfated and 6-O-sulfated HS oligosaccharides, with a preference for 2-O-sulfation (Ashikari-Hada et al., 2004).

It is possible that the higher affinity provided by arginine residues in a HS-binding interface could explain why FGF18 has a lower stringency for HS sulfation than other FGFs.

Using PICKY 2.0, we applied an oligonucleotide design stringency for all genes requiring less than 17 nucleotides exact match to any nontarget and a 10°C minimum separation of melting temperature between the highest affinity nontarget and the target (http://www.complex.iastate.edu/download/Picky/Picky2_oligos/RiceOligos.html) [5].

Devout people of various faith backgrounds have a tendency to mistake stringency for piety.

The court proceedings were disturbed several times by crowds demanding clemency for Nobin or stringency for the mahant.

Our results demonstrate a high stringency for the iron-binding residues in the P4H active site.