Antisense PNA silencing showed fabI to be the least stringent, whereas expressed antisense silencing found murA was significantly less stringently required, relative to the other four essential genes examined (Figures 5 and 6).
The measure was the least stringent of three competing amendments intended to address climate change.
In many cases, infants were fed foods that would surprise even the least stringent of mothers.
Poorly aligned regions of the multiple protein alignment of EGFRs were removed with Gblocks49 using the least stringent parameters.
Of those, however, Maryland is the least stringent, defining large capacity as those holding in excess of 20 rounds.
When they comply with the least stringent standards, enterprises must manage component sourcing, production, and logistics separately for each market, because rules differ by country.
Compared to the PMPL and ESMI, the IOJ method gave the least stringent assessment results, with 22% of lakes failing to meet the environmental objectives.
Some preservationists, including Ms. DiPerna, the board member of Otsego 2000, are disturbed that "the beautiful idea of green energy all comes down to paying the lowest price to the least stringent community to make a profit for private developers".
At the same time, there is much talk about how to reform the regulatory systems around the world, and how to standardize regulation to avoid the "regulatory arbitrage" of seeking out jurisdictions with the least stringent rules.
Britain's are among the least stringent job-protection laws: of the 40 countries in the index compiled by the OECD, only America and Canada have looser rules (see chart).
