This property is less stringent than uniform convexity (see [13], Section 2.3, page 92).
Samples from all patient and control groups were collected under stringent and uniform conditions designed to minimize artifactual oxidation.
By using stringent and uniform criteria for candidate locus selection, we hoped to minimize locus-specific effects such that we might be able to compare autosomal and X-linked diversity between ancestral and derived strains in a consistent manner.
Research documenting the potential for developmental and reproductive toxicity resulting from low levels of pesticides led to stringent and uniform pesticide regulations focusing on the safety and protection of infants and children (National Research Council 1993).
Its borders must be sealed to ensure that uncertified products do not reach the market, an efficient monitoring and information system must be established, and a more stringent and uniform system of penalties introduced to ensure that circumvention of the CE system does not pay off.
State Senator Mark Leno, a Democrat from San Francisco, is now working with Attorney General Harris to devise a state law that would establish more uniform and stringent rules for medical marijuana.
The whole problem of lack of uniform and stringent obligations of LIC governments in financing health leads to a disproportionate sharing of the burden of financing global health leading to inequity in global health financing.
The main strengths of this study include the uniform genotyping procedures, stringent centralized quality controls and large sample size, which provides us with sufficient statistical power to detect associations between genetic variants with moderate effects and breast cancer prognosis.
Faced with the prospect of a patchwork of possibly conflicting legislation, the industry asks Congress for a uniform, but often less stringent, federal law.
