Sentence examples for a more stringent response from inspiring English sources

Iasi's board said "any future defamations" would bring "a more stringent response"; Prunea apologised for "any offence".

The inattentional deafness reported may have therefore reflected, at least in part, the influence of a more stringent response criterion in the conditions of high perceptual load.

Therefore, additional studies using large cohorts of patients and more stringent response criteria are necessary.

ASAS40 is a more stringent measure of response than ASAS20 typically used in AS trials.

Coefficient of Variance (COV): A more stringent measure of response consistency: (100 x variability)/latency.

It is not clear whether a difference in localisation could relate to the early induction of autoantibodies in cancer patients, unless there is a more stringent tolerance of the adaptive response to the surface molecules, requiring higher levels of membrane antigen.

A titer of >1 16 was considered the cutoff for a positive antibody response and was a more stringent cutoff than that used in previously published EV71 seroprevalence studies, in which the cutoff was usually >1 8 (3 – 6 ).

Since a 20% alteration in gene expression for many genes, such as transcription factors, can have dramatic cellular and biological responses [ 26, 32], a more stringent cut off (e.g. 2×) was not used in the current study.

A more stringent endpoint was chosen for part 3 because better response was expected in the highly selected patients.

In a response to the report, United States regulatory agencies noted that they applied a more stringent measure of capital.

Perhaps in response to the public outrage, the Dutch government changed its tax code this year, employing a more stringent formula for the implied future value of an option.