Sentence examples for a more strict form from inspiring English sources

Some of the congregation's members had preferred a more strict form of worship and a smaller Orthodox congregation, Ohel Jacob, had been formed in 1895.

For example, the pattern NP IS THE EXP OF NP extracts the relation (X, is the king of, France) in the following sentence segment: the above can be expressed in a more strict logical form (where K X) means 'X is the king of Francethe above can be expressed in a more strict logical form (where K X) means 'X is the king of France.

All included systems incorporated some form a hierarchical approach with three systems (Wigglesworth, Aberdeen and ReCoDe) using a more strict approach than the others.

A more strict condition is the following.

The NODS, as designed, provided a more strict definition of disordered gambling than the SOGS.

This could reflect a more strict preparation carried out in the hospital setting.

Excluding these cases for a more strict definition of diabetes resulted in 2,752 cases.

Comparisons with a more strict control group might elucidate even stronger associations.

By contrast, our study applied a more strict inclusion criterion in case and control experimental design.

To adjust for multiple testing we considered a more strict P-value (<0.005) as statistically significant.

In recent studies, a more strict characterization of Treg cells has been achieved [ 23].