Sentence examples for are very stringent in from inspiring English sources

Regulations on the introduction of exotic species are very stringent in Zimbabwe.

However, because we have a strict sedation guideline at our ICU, it may be possible that we did not observe influences on sedation requirements between the two groups, in particular because both ICU physicians and nurses are very stringent in applying the sedation guideline.

Also, 2) it is very stringent in that it will only recruit and co-assemble NGS reads whose bases overlapping the target sequence are in perfect agreement.

Second, we have been very stringent in declaring a colocalised signal.

We have been very stringent in accepting an indel as informative, so we are confident our conclusions are not a result of these factors.

This disparity is likely due to the fact that the thresholds and statistical cut-offs used to define σB-dependent genes were very stringent in the present study (e.g., a q-value < 0.05 in all four comparisons).

In our study, we decided to be very stringent in the application of ACR criteria, and we classify as RA those patients in whom clinical symptoms (symmetrical arthritis, arthritis of the hands, more than three groups of joints involved, and morning stiffness) were simultaneously present at the moment of evaluation or for at least 6 weeks in the past.

Our estimation of positivity of breast cancers for our panel may have been conservative since we have been very stringent in calling expression positive, explaining why our rates of expression for GLUT1, CAIX, EGFR, MET, TfR, CAXII, and Mammaglobin are on the lower side compared to the literature [ 22, 34- 43].

The number of requirements (some of which are very stringent) results in a very low probability that they will all be met.

The reason is that the government's targets are very stringent, and everyone in the hospital is working towards meeting them.

In fact, the DVCs shown in Table 1 are very stringent.