There is a danger that when the bacterial contamination is this stringent, the effect of treatments that produce anything less than a massive effect on bacterial levels will not be detected, leading to a Type II error.
These data were interpreted as being due to a limitation of regulatory gene products to the nucleus or by a stringent dose effect when combined with a nonrandom distribution of nuclei in heterokaryons [ 26, 27].
Lead is a mutagenic and teratogenic metal and induces stringent toxic effects such as cancer, hepatitis, neurodegenerative impairment, encephalopathy, renal failure, anaemia, and reproductive damage in living beings (Shahid et al. 2012; Ghazy and Gad 2014).
The most reliable site of pitch-related activity (x 58, y −30, z 10) was close to the peak identified by the more stringent random-effects analysis.
Now Fox is watching as conservative legislatures in many states effect stringent new restrictions on women's access to abortion.
The recommendations are now up for public review; but the accreditation council plans to proceed with putting these newer, more stringent standards into effect in July 2011.
The Israeli Supreme Court in its decision on Sunday agreed with lower courts that had ruled that Mr. Berger was not a resident and could not fight extradition under the terms of the earlier, more stringent law in effect when he arrived.
The Thune amendment would force states with more restrictive standards to accept concealed carry permits from states with less stringent rules — in effect giving the lax rules national reach.
On a more stringent test of effect modification by hospital site, this interaction between site and ability was only significant for appreciation (odds ratio for site×appreciation 0.16, P = 0.02; odds ratio for site×reasoning 1.2, P = 0.72).
Future studies will balance group contact as well as group covariate measurement to allow for more stringent tests of effects.
