Sentence examples for stringent positioning from inspiring English sources

Catalysis due to such a mechanism would not necessarily require the stringent positioning enforced by the binding pocket in the editing domain that is required for deacylation of mischarged Thr-tRNAval via the native catalytic aspartate residues.

"Parts of that message we heard in the last week are clearly not consistent with the stringent position and message that supporters have received all along," Palin told the Wall Street Journal on Thursday.

This more liberal position, which we believe is preferable to the more stringent position, would allow providers of personal genome testing services to suffice with the provision of adequate written information, both pre-test and post-test.

Of course this is a stringent view.

It's also not clear that stringent immigration positions are preferred by non-Hispanics during a general election.

The characteristics of this group are high peak height, narrow peak width, and stringent peak position (Table 1, TATA Box).

(2009), whereas the top 500 sequences produced a motif that was less stringent in positions 6, 9, and 11.

Unlike the stringent determinants, positions P5 and P2 tolerate a wide range of mutations yet display a preference for a particular subset of amino acids.

To overcome losses due to configurational interactions leading to enhanced radiationless relaxation rates, one might consider alternative linker chemistries that may affix the fluorophore in stringent chemical positions.

The latest ruling is sure to be a blow to the Trump administration, which has positioned stringent immigration reform as one of its top priorities.

Although it has been known for some time that certain classes of molecules can conduct electrons, measuring the conductance of a single molecule places stringent restrictions on electrode positioning since it requires that opposite ends of the molecule (with typical molecular lengths of ca. 1 nm) bind to two terminals of a macroscopic circuit that can be used to measure current.