I think the industry has learned its lesson – stringent structures are in place to make sure it can't happen again: all meat products now have to have a certificate of authenticity, for a start.
The applicability of VNP platform technologies is governed by stringent structure-function relationships.
This type of method imposes a stringent tree structure on the network which is highly sensitive to the metric used to assess (dis)similarity, and typically requires subjective evaluation to define modules.
There are elements that you know you're going to get, but the writers are really good enough to work within this stringent kind of structure and still deliver surprises.
Even in this setting, with parents who had suffered the loss of a child to bullying, the argument for more stringent rules, and structures or physical barriers never really eventuated.
In order to analyze spliceosome structure, a stringent approach was developed to obtain splicing complexes free of cellular contaminants.
The high momentum transfer now achievable for precision coincidence measurements allows a stringent test of nuclear structure theories.
Our data largely support the theoretical structure and stringent demands of the CVF model as applied to this instrument.
It was argued by Qu and Ennew (2005) that it was the heritage of the socialist regime such as the stringent government regulations, ownership structure, and resource availability that greatly impeded market orientation in China.
After such stringent evaluation of the structure and localization, we set about deriving functional information about matriptase.
Previous in vivo studies in Drosophila find a stringent relationship between tubulin structure and function; small, biochemically similar changes in the major alpha 1 or testis-specific beta 2 tubulin protein render each unable to generate a motile spermtail axoneme.
