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Katz and Murphy (1992) estimate a σ of 1.41 between college and high school labor in the USA under stringent theoretical assumptions (see fn. 9).

The flexibility of smaller fragment comparisons allows the creation of highly rigorous comparative maps or less stringent, theoretical maps from diverse sources.

The coincidence data set stringent constraints on theoretical models that were introduced to interpret the peak shift in inclusive spectra.

The ability of the simulation to provide information on experimentally not directly accessible quantities like the detailed spatial arrangement of the particles allows for stringent tests of theoretical concepts about the glass transition and provides additional insight for the interpretation of experimental data.

In the type I diabetes WTCCC data, the correct genome-wide significance threshold based on permutation was higher (less stringent) than the theoretical value that we had derived.

Our data largely support the theoretical structure and stringent demands of the CVF model as applied to this instrument.

As the experimental design allows very stringent assumptions, good agreement of the theoretical and experimental data was achieved without adjustment of parameters.

Only, we did not apply strict truncation selection within the whole F2 but within each F2 family and this theoretical correction factor is likely too stringent.

Moreover, the overwhelming majority of published reports use either completers only or LOCF techniques that have more stringent assumptions (i.e., completers only) or no theoretical foundation (i.e., LOCF) and are known to produce biased estimates in many circumstances.

However, chemical synthesis usually involves multiple steps and stringent reaction conditions [3], and resolution methods are limited by theoretical maximum yield of only 50% [4].

We develop a theoretical model to study the dynamics of the stringent response pathway.