However, when there could be enough shRNA sequences designed for a given gene, this algorithm with the default stringent setting promises a good probability for functional shRNAs.
Beijing's leaders have promised stringent targets for pollution control for the 2008 Olympic Games.
And because of pretesting, stringent security and promises to keep out medications and steroids, which have been banned for years in Europe and most of the world.
The airlines had just seen what the government wanted from America West in exchange for $380 million in backing: a stringent business plan, promises to cut costs and the option to buy a third of the company's stock.
In contrast, case-control association analysis, even using stringent significance levels, promises to provide the power required to detect QTLs that are too weak to be detected by linkage analysis alone [ 2].
Parsons will surely do this next week, at least in an oblique manner, and promise more stringent cost-management.
President Dmitry Medvedev has vowed to impose stringent security checks and promised to ground ageing Soviet-era planes, starting from next year.
But he also promised more stringent controls on the Internet: "Ensuring order, national security and social stability in the dissemination of information on the Internet has become a real and pressing problem facing us".
LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron promised more stringent rules Monday to reduce outsiders' access to social, health and housing benefits, reflecting a fraught debate in Britain over the potential impact of increased immigration from southeast Europe that could fuel a rightist threat to his Conservative Party.
It had promised a stringent testing programme in Moscow after a recent series of high-profile doping cases.
It has brought in managers from abroad accustomed to dealing with stringent cost controls and promises renewed growth next year.
