Sentence examples for by the stringency from inspiring English sources
Private citizens, especially wealthy ones, who go to work for the government are often surprised by the stringency of its ethics rules.
Mrs. Newman's unshakable faith in her husband's talent saw him through periods of low productivity and despair (in the early 1940's) and critical isolation (like the 1950's), when many people in the art world, including some prominent Abstract Expressionists, were put off by the stringency of his abstraction.
Those who have seen him only in subordinate roles may be unprepared for the richness and the intensity of his "Galileo". Beginning as a young man with an insatiable thirst for scientific knowledge, he gradually becomes entrapped by the stringency of his repressive society.
A protein's hydrophobicity can be measured by the stringency of its elution conditions [7].
DNA cross-hybridization may also be triggered by the stringency conditions generally used for WISH (i.e., hybridization at 70°C in 50% formamide), which can promote the denaturation of the electroporated plasmid DNA [16] and its hybridization with complementary riboprobes [17], [18].
The above study is strengthened by the stringency of the surgical confirmation of presence or absence of disease and by the inclusion of only biopsy confirmed, moderate-severe (rAFS III-IV) stage endometriosis among the affected cohort.
In his previous novels, the temptation to overwrite, though occasionally apparent, was held in check by the stringencies of the narrator's voice.
Cross-contamination between successively spotted samples is a potentially severe problem and was found to be minimized by increasing the stringency of pin washing procedures beyond the manufacturer's recommendations by increasing sonication in the washing solution for 5 seconds at the highest power setting.
Here we test for the robustness of the baseline results when reducing or increasing the occurrence of reform shocks, i.e. by raising the stringency criterion used to identify them to 2.5 standard deviations or reducing it to 1.5 standard deviations.
