Sentence examples for be very stringent but from inspiring English sources
In the U.S., the rules will be very stringent, but that's because of the bill Congress passed on Friday".
The proposed index has been shown to be more rigorous because it uses quality thresholds from the Quebec IQBP index (reputed to be very stringent), but yet it conserves the expert knowledge embodied in the Moroccan IMBP index.
"In Thailand, standard-issue helmets are very heavy because they are based on EU standards, which are very stringent but formulated for cold countries where heat is not a problem," Winther says.
Our approach was very stringent but probably missed a lot of information due to the Monte-Carlo simulation, which likely explained why we did not replicate results from "classic" GWAS.
But in a signal that the requirements may not be very stringent, both EDF and China General Nuclear (CGN) said they were delighted by the approval, which they claimed would let them proceed with Hinkley and their wider plans for nuclear construction in the UK.
And this is not to say that they will do away with everything, because there will still be very stringent restrictions by the state".
Thus, the power supply is a key aspects in this scenario and new converters need to be ad-hoc re-designed in order to meet the future requirements that will be very stringent.
These filters tend to be very stringent, so that a Csl homolog that passed all of the three filters would very likely be a true Csl gene.
The second method (ESLiM-total) considers the exons that are fully conserved in all the transcripts and this can be very stringent, reducing the coverage of genes.
Electrostatic force can be calculated based on the principle of energy dissipation, without any approximate treatment used, but there are very stringent requirements for experimental conditions, and ultrahigh vacuum and ultrahigh pulse environments are required to ensure a very high signal-to-noise ratio.
