Sentence examples for for being too stringent from inspiring English sources
In western Washington, they were decried for being too stringent.
The FAA has also been criticized for being too stringent on approvals of drone technology.
Use of iodide uptake inhibition as the critical end point for perchlorate risk assessment has also been criticized for being 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.
The aide, who declined to detail what has been discussed so far, cautioned that if the pay-for were too stringent, it could drive some progressive Democrats to abandon their support for the bill.
Often they are attacked for either being too stringent, or not stringent enough.
The reason we missed the SYNJ2 may be that the cut- off threshold chosen for selecting candidates for sequencing were too stringent.
In our opinion, traditional Bonferroni correction for multiple tests is too stringent for that kind of dataset, and would lead to passing over of important results.
Righeimer questioned whether the city's criteria for hiring officers is too stringent, though he did not elaborate on standards that should be reexamined.
Controlling for FDR can be too stringent, resulting in a large number of false negatives [ 21- 23].
