Sentence examples for a more stringent version from inspiring English sources

The planes were shot down and a more stringent version of the Helms-Burton act was signed into law by Clinton in mid-March..

The planes were shot down and a more stringent version of the Helms-Burton act was signed into law by Clinton in mid-March.

The Congressional Budget Office said in 2016 that a more stringent version of the language included in the GOP health care bill would save more than $400 million over a period of 10 years.

To ensure robustness of our results, we also computed EASE scores as defined on the DAVID Web site [ 48], which can be considered a more stringent version of the p-values.

The House barely averted passing an even more stringent version of the ban.

Despite fierce controversy, the law was popular in Arizona and beyond, and gave rise to copycat legislation in other states, including an even more stringent version in Alabama.

The Amphion was decorated in the more stringent version of Rococo that in Sweden is defined as "Gustavian", and was fitted with a great cabin with a skylight that was well-suited for royal audiences and conferences.

In our work, we adhered to the more stringent version of this correction and took into account values with an FDR < 0.05.

In its most general formulation, Cope's Rule posits that body size tends to increase in evolutionary lineages over time, while more stringent versions either call for a general shift in average body size in a lineage from smaller to larger or for a general spread in the range of body sizes as evolutionary time progresses.

Our resolution was to compute a more stringent (less connected and hence less cohesive) version of the landscape by only considering edges derived from significant PCIT connections and with correlations >0.85 in absolute value (data not shown).

Because of promising results in a pilot study of the Headstrong program tested against a wait-list control group in young children (ages 7 12) [12], the current randomized clinical trial was developed to evaluate this Headstrong CD-ROM intervention (identical to the pilot study version as outlined in Table 1) versus a more stringent control condition – one involving active educational content.