"I'm sure some of the players were concerned about my actions," Bowden said after practice yesterday, "about being too stringent on it, and why".
But I wouldn't want to be too stringent on what we're doing because I think it changes.
The <95% threshold used for classification of non-adherence may have been too stringent.
Further, the targets for primary end-points, for instance waist circumference, which were based on systematic reviews of behavioral risk factor and disease management interventions, may have been too stringent [ 26].
It was found that this complexity test was too stringent when tested on 5 bp fragments, and too lax at 8 bp.
However, these criteria are too stringent and are not based on real-world data; for example, mild pain is common in the population over age 50, and 85% would not meet ACR remission criteria [ 11].
Chrysler has decided to pull out of its bid for a $3.5 billion loan from the Department of Energy, one which would have helped the automaker reconfigure its plants to help make more fuel-efficient vehicles, because the restrictions on the loan were too stringent.
He offered to move the United Nations headquarters to Libya because leaders coming here had to endure jet lag and because the understandable security against another attack on New York by Al Qaeda was too stringent.
Because the chi-square test statistic is often criticized for being too stringent (e.g., Brown, 2006), emphasis is placed on the alternative fit indices.
For those who think the U-3 calculation is too stringent (like us) to get the full picture of what is going on in the labour market, the BLS produces a broader measure of unemployment known as "U-6".
