Sentence examples for be a more strict from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps there should be a more strict notification process in place so that landowners and other interested parties don't have to monitor the NEB's filings so vigilantly… I'm sure a lot goes unnoticed".

This is a more strict constraint and results in infeasible model even for much smaller topologies.

Because of this mapping the result of the integral is bounded by the circle (see the proof in Appendix Appendix 2), which is a more strict property than the well-known condition I{m G (z)} ≤ 1/I{z} [19].

However, other reports have suggested that DAS remission is a more strict criterion for remission and that an ACR70 response should not be used as a surrogate for remission [ 27].

Another new mode which is a more strict Team Death match.

A spokeswoman for the Commission told TechCrunch that the Parliament is taking a "more strict" stance on the right to be forgotten portion of the EC's proposed reform.

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.

He adds that the Telegraph's high standards have been established under the current system, meaning it does not need to be regulated under a more strict regime.

In a study of 51,818 participants in Denmark (Andersen et al. 2012), an IQR increase in NO2 (2.6 ppb) was not associated with all cases of diabetes (HR = 1.00; 95% CI: 0.97, 1.04), but was associated with cases who were identified using a more strict case definition (HR = 1.04; 95% CI: 1.00, 1.08).

The differences in the percentage of papillary and follicular carcinomas may be attributable to a more strict application of the histopathologic WHO-classification in our department.

One can argue that PAD can be defined in a more strict way, but neither ankle or toe pressures provide unequivocal diagnosis of PAD in type 2 diabetes.