In order to increase the stringency of the assay, a case was considered positive for MV, if at least two of the NP and/or HA antibodies mentioned above were positive.
Overall, any phosphoSer/Thr site for which a prediction score was provided (at a particular stringency level, in the case of Scansite) was considered to be classified as 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding 14-3-3-binding
The effect of relaxing the stringency and broadening the case definition has been described by Wiedenmann [ 25].
In any case, the stringency of the law and its prominent application suggest the fear, on the part of France's political class, of word inciting deed, which is, in itself, quite a reflection of the passions being kept below the boiling point there.
The number of classified cases declines with increasing stringency of the classifier.
Interestingly, election variables are generally non-significant, with the exception of the case of EPL reforms: the evidence suggests that reforms reducing the stringency of EPL reforms are more likely to be carried just after elections.
However, the stringency of the homologous match that defines a biological function is not a constant applicable to all cases.
Depending on the stringency of the new E.P.A. rules, they could be even more consequential than his 2012 automobile regulations.
Relative to this vast choice looming a few decades ahead, squabbles over the stringency of the Kyoto emission targets are foolish.
Nevertheless, the framework of parliamentary democracy survived the continuing economic stringency of the 1980s.
