"All bids to the regional growth fund are stringently evaluated against the objectives of creating sustainable employment, rebalancing the economy and delivering value for money, and are independently assessed by an advisory panel headed by Lord Heseltine," he said.
Although this approach stringently guards against false positives, it also removes a large number of potentially valuable protein identifications (53% of total protein identifications in our dataset).
Even as Manguso argues against stringently dividing books into genres — "The designations assigned to them by and for the marketplace seem incidental to the authentic achievements of the books themselves" — she concedes memoir's singular challenges.
None of them were as good at identifying this non-exonic, non-coding dataset against this stringently matched background set compared with the other ClinVar datasets.
The only rule I've seen stringently enforced is the one against sleeping; the second someone nods off over his book a guard appears to say, "Excuse me, sir".
First off, Metzer cautioned against categorizing songs too stringently, especially contemporary hits, which are much more likely to incorporate disparate genres.
The truth is that disability standards are stringent, and they're applied stringently.
Stringently controlled studies are required, ideally against direct indicators of the patient's immune status.
So far, the virucidal efficacy of biocides against HBV can be stringently determined only in vivo by chimpanzee infection assays [ 7] with less sensitivity or by the use of primary hepatocyte cultures derived from Tupaias, small-squirrel-like animals living in Southeast Asia [ 8].
