Therefore, we decided to include all IgG exhibiting β1AR colocalization at the highest sensitivity level into functional analyses, even though a more stringent assessment of receptor-antibody positivity at the level fits better to previous evaluations and is probably more relevant in clinical terms.
Dozens of global companies - GAR, Cargill, and Agropalma among commodity producers, and Nestle, Unilever and L'Oreal among makers of consumer products - have made pledges, though some are more stringent than others.
The successful Kimberley Process for 'blood diamonds' coming out of Africa provides the model, though an even more stringent and enforceable international agreement is needed.
This procedure amplifies both the valid and invalid data, though, so researchers have to apply more stringent filters to their results.
"I pledge that I will never be more lenient than the review board, though I may be more stringent".
And even though the settlement creates more stringent restrictions on investigations by requiring, for example, an allegation or information that is "articulable and factual" in order to open a preliminary probe the information does not have to be verified as true or accurate.
And even though the settlement creates more stringent restrictions on investigations by requiring, for example, an allegation or information that is "articulable and factual" in order to open a preliminary probe the information does not have to be verified as true or accurate.
More than 12,000 new police officers have been hired in the past five years, and the police academy easily filled its July 2004 class of nearly 1,700 recruits, even though the requirements have become more stringent.
The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, as the 2009 stimulus package is known, did not hand out any bonuses, though an earlier version contained more stringent restrictions on executive compensation that were subsequently weakened after the Treasury Department raised legal and practical concerns.
