Using more stringent criteria, these figures were substantially reduced: Putative SNPs were annotated only when the least represented allele was present in at least two EST sequences from the same genotype in a given contig and showing the same base change.
The demands of high NOx conversion efficiency and low tailpipe ammonia slip for urea-based selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems have been substantially increased in the past decade, as NOx emission legislations for Diesel engines are becoming more stringent than ever before.
But when air-quality board members tried to vote to impose a more stringent provision, one that would have required automakers to surpass federal mileage standards substantially to qualify, their efforts were blocked by Mary Nichols, the board's chairwoman.
It permits new devices on the market if the maker can prove they're "substantially equivalent" to devices already out there, in contrast to new drug applications, which generally get more stringent vetting.
Our measurements of period prevalence (29.3 and 41.3 cases/100,000 persons) were substantially higher than observed in Oregon (8.6/100.000), probably partially because of the shorter period (2 years) and more stringent definition for disease (medical records review) used in the Oregon study (5 ).
Today, Standard & Poor's took note of the Takenaka plan's "more stringent self-evaluation standards" for banks and warned that "nonperforming assets are likely to increase substantially" through March.
The more stringent AFS-spec approach was able to reduce the false-positive rate of "buffalo reads" substantially to 0.07%, but only at the expense of a markedly diminished accuracy for quantification of the real meat components (Table 3).
Some states are more stringent.
"We deserve substantially more.
