The state-run news agency Xinhua called the penalty "top-level punishment" and "the most stringent" decision ever imposed on a vaccine company.
In a statement sent to students Wednesday evening, the university undid a stringent admissions decision by readmitting 290 students whose acceptance letters were previously rescinded.
As the emissions cap becomes less stringent, costs under the optimal decision quickly decrease and then level off; and after a considerable lag, the deterministic and myopic decisions do the same.
But in the more stringent world of Lessig, the decision makers must be even more separate.
The notable features of this trial are its stringent definition of remission, the decision to analyse efficacy only in patients with objective, histological evidence of active inflammation at baseline, and the use of full colonoscopy (rather than flexible sigmoidoscopy) for endoscopic assessment.
The more stringent criterion of 76.7% correct decisions (corresponding to p<0.01, binomial test) was reached on day 2 (control mice), day 6 (Tau mice), and day 4 (Swede mice), respectively.
The decision to implement a stringent anti-development policy in Arlington and other Greater Boston municipalities has had a profound impact upon the region.
The decision set a less stringent standard: the evidence must be "of direct and important value in determining a core issue in the case" and "cannot reasonably be obtained elsewhere".
The State Farm decision last month set stringent limits on punitive damages but left open the prospect that more pro-plaintiff rules might apply to product liability cases involving severe injury and death.
Describing the law as the most stringent in the country, the unanimous decision by a three-judge panel marks the first time that a federal court has blocked a voter-ID law.
