And while he sometimes wrote messages that were explicitly public -- announcing a band practice, for instance -- he also had his own stringent notions of etiquette.
If, additionally, X is endowed with richer structures, then the more stringent notions of dense-lineability, maximal dense-lineability and spaceability arise naturally.
With this stringent goal, the notion of 'reparative resynchronization' has recently been advanced exploiting the permissive nature of the myocardium for regeneration and the emerging stem-cell toolkit that offers the outlook of genuine structural and functional restoration [10].
A less stringent application of the same notion asks whether X has been tolerated in a homologous protein that is not a direct ancestor of the current population of interest, but is related as a "distant cousin".
Taken together, whereas the need for tight disease activity control has been amply documented, our findings also stress the notion that more stringent CVD risk factor control is required in at least a clinically relevant proportion of patients with RA that are at low estimated CVD risk according to SCORE.
It's a notion rather beautiful in its stringent simplicity, which is why it's stuck around, come to be taken so seriously, and even applied to forms of media other than film.
These trans-regulatory bands were also visible at more stringent threshold levels, and this strengthens the notion of a role of these loci in the variation of expression of a large set of transcripts.
Our decoy database analysis revealed a very low false peptide identification rate of only 0.29percentt across all of our experimental data, reinforcing the notion that the use of such stringent validation criteria produces high confidence data.
Mr Cameron should ask whether Britain can live without them.This is not to deny that he has some good ideas (as well as some bad ones, such as his gloomy notion of the "broken society" and his stringent Euroscepticism).
This result holds with less stringent hypotheses on the coefficients than in (1.7) with an analogous notion of weak solution as in Definition 2.1.
