"What remains to be seen is the stringency of the requirements," said Noelle Eckley Selin, an assistant professor of engineering systems and atmospheric chemistry at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
As Asif Siddiqi recounts in his book "Challenge to Apollo: The Soviet Union and the Space Race, 1945-1974," the stringency of the requirements prompted a local dog catcher to ask whether the animals needed "to howl in C major," too.
But the high cost of cleaning — $5,000 to $100,000, depending on the size of the home, the stringency of the requirements and the degree of contamination — has left hundreds of properties vacant and quarantined, particularly in Western and Southern states afflicted with meth use.
The main variable I explore here is the stringency of the requirements for publication, modeled here as the number of sequentially observed improvements in a particular patient's health status; that is, approximately: replications required to publish.
Although RelocaTE may not find every insertion in a genome (particularly those in repetitive regions), the insertions that are identified are well supported due to the stringency of the requirements to call a TE insertion site.
A recent review of this change questioned the stringency of this requirement.
Full scale prototyping is considered to be a crucial aspect of the payload development because of the complexity of the payload, the stringency of its requirements, and the necessity for integration of a warm cryostat probe into a dewar maintained at liquid helium temperature.
This allowed us to relax the stringency of the seed match requirements to having at least a 6mer seed match.
Kerner et al. classified the GroEL substrates into Class I, II or III based on the interaction strength and on the stringency of their requirement for GroEL.
