In summary, a stringent, total evidence-based approach identifies a minimum of 25 modification guide C/D snoRNA families with conserved function traceable to the root of the eukaryote tree, under the unikont/bikont topology.
In summary, in a stringent genome-wide investigation for the global burden enrichment of large rare CNVs, we didn't find any significant difference between AD cases and controls.
In summary, this study has defined a stringent bioinformatic approach for the selection of compartment-specific anchor genes and has applied high resolution SISH to the validation and detailed temporospatial characterisation of these genes during murine kidney organogenesis.
In summary, there are several reasons for stringent handling and interpretation of different control-group designs.
In summary, we found that A1C performs best when more stringent glucose criteria are used to define diabetes (i.e., fasting glucose ≥126 mg/dl on two separate occasions), similar to clinical practice.
In summary, this study establishes two important facts about WM training using a stringent methodology designed to satisfy critics of the field.
In summary, the large changes in size required by WHO and RECIST criteria may be too stringent for the detection of progression or response in sarcoma.
Unless the governing documents of an association impose more stringent standards, Civil Code section 1365(f)(1) requires the association to prepare and distribute to all of its members a "summary of the association's property, general liability, earthquake, flood, and fidelity insurance policies" not less than 30 days nor more than 90 days preceding the beginning of the association's fiscal year.
The nutrient criteria of summary indicator systems, and manufacturer-developed criteria in particular, whether absolute or relative have been accused of not being stringent enough [ 14].
Rationing must be stringent.
