Sentence examples for a more stringent examination from inspiring English sources

Although these general notions are widely accepted, a closer look shows that the functional state of TIL remains ill-defined and would deserve a more stringent examination.

As a more stringent examination, we performed the comparison to a background distribution that takes into consideration the proportion of sites inside and outside disordered regions (see Materials and Methods).

The court thus adopted a more stringent test than the Ninth Circuit's "conceivable benefit" test.

Union officials reluctantly agreed last November to a more stringent testing program.

A more stringent test was with the 2D models.

A more stringent test of the model is needed.

A more stringent test is docking to unliganded structures.

The Court indicated that impairments of a State's own contracts would face more stringent examination under the Contract Clause than would laws regulating contractual relationships between private parties, 431 U.S., at 22-23, 97 S.Ct., at 1518, although it was careful to add that "private contracts are not subject to unlimited modification under the police power". Id., at 22, 97 S.Ct., at 1518.

More stringent examination requires the use of chronic arthritis models such as CIA in Vβ 12 T-cell receptor transgenic mice [ 31] and use of therapeutic molecules that actually reverse established disease, for example IL-4 [ 32] and IL-1 inhibitors [ 22, 33].

Looking at the issue more broadly, Arthur believes that more stringent examinations are necessary for new trainers, as well as a new and on-going system of education for existing trainers that places greater emphasis on general standards of horsemanship.

The objectives of this study were to provide preliminary evidence that this at-risk status for depression is associated with metabolic and inflammatory markers and to inform future, more stringent examinations of the directionality of these associations.