Sentence examples for a less tight criterion from inspiring English sources
Many studies acknowledge the resilience to societal pressures to quit as a characteristic of 'hard-coreness', but set a less tight criterion (i.e., included smokers who smoked daily for only the past five years).
PK abolished creatine-stimulated respiration in trout suggesting a less tight coupling of CK to respiration than in mammals.
It is clear that the DE results are a lower bound on the actual word error rates (a tight lower bound for the regular code and a less tight lower bound for the irregular code).
"Or I'll make it slightly less tight of a bind for folks whose ribs dislocate.
Bank lending standards are tight, but turning less tight.
Their arrangement was less tight than in NFTs in AD.
Ninety percent of our funding is tied to restrictive projects with very tight criteria.
We set tight criteria, so after two years, we have only fully approved two projects.
Dictionaries have tighter criteria about what constitutes a new word, for example, it has to be used over a certain period of time.
He will then, in early November, announce a new funding regime, with every single arts organisation obliged to reapply for grants under new, tighter criteria.
