In Yonkers, Mr. Kischak said that repair-shop owners like himself also have to contend with substantially higher rents, stricter environmental regulations and a paucity of younger people who want to join the business.
The relaxed clock posteriors are substantially wider than corresponding strict clock intervals (44% wider when σ = 0.1).
However, to our surprise, the percentage of reactions that are redundant under our strict definition substantially exceeds earlier FBA-based and experiment-based estimates that were based on the looser definitions of redundancy (Papp et al. 2004; Blank et al. 2005).
During the 1979 FIM Congress, new rules were passed increasing prize money substantially and in subsequent years, stricter safety regulations were imposed on race organizers.
Estimates of prevalence of depressive symptoms in people with dementia range between 10 and 62%, with substantially lower rates when employing strict criteria for major depression.
Among studies that included all self-reported cases (11, 13, 26, 27, 33), 2 stated that validity of self-reports was reasonable (13, 33) and 1 that results did not differ substantially when using a more strict case definition (11).
Foreign countries with stricter standards have had substantially more success, according to the board.
Although the delta-delta Ct method has stricter requirements, it can substantially reduce the number of PCR reactions.
We define the samples in the different columns as explained earlier in the note, so in some cases the share of observations in a range can substantially exceed or fall short of the strict definition.
The strict hierarchical clustering algorithm performed substantially worse than the greedy algorithm on the phylogenomic bird dataset.
