Some airlines may be more stringent or lenient depending on flight times, schedules, and on board meal policies, so make sure to check up on this by viewing the airline's website or asking the reservationist.
But Spencer's indirect utilitarianism is more volatile, more logically precarious, because Spencer burdened rights with indefeasibility while Mill made them stringent but nevertheless overridable depending on the magnitude of the utility at stake.
Depending on how stringent the criterion for defining a TATA box is, three possible lists of TATA box-containing genes were defined by Basehoar et al. [ 21].
You may have to compromise on some points depending on how stringent your resources are, but you can still pull off a fabulous look.
Other, e.g. more stringent, cut-off values are feasible, depending on the type of analysis planned.
Standards, of course, vary depending on the night, and are more stringent on weekends.
The second way of quantifying metabolites, absolute quantitation, is more stringent [5]: involving calibrators and numerous isotopically-labelled internal standards (IS) (depending on the method) [6].
In addition, it's important to note that what constitutes "cause" often varies depending on the seniority of the person involved, with more stringent standards being applied to the most senior partners.
Teachers — who must pass a set of relatively stringent requirements to qualify — in turn are paid between $7 and $11 per half-hour session, depending on experience, attendance and finishing classes.
By 2017, 90percentt of the purchases must meet a more stringent set of negotiated energy levels called Tier 2, which represent savings of 10to45percentent, depending on the type of model, compared to a 2012 baseline.
