Sentence examples for in stringency from inspiring English sources

ICAO estimated the cost of this increase in stringency to be approximately $5 billion.

We conduct thorough due diligence on all new and prospective clients that often exceeds in stringency the existing rules and standards to which we and others are bound.

The new standards represent a 12percentt increase in stringency to be introduced in 2008 and are designed to mitigate the local air quality impacts of aviation.

The targets vary in stringency because cutting carbon pollution is harder for some states than others, which EPA took into account by considering each state's current energy mix.

But in a broader statement to the Guardian it said: "We conduct thorough due diligence on all new and prospective clients that often exceeds in stringency the existing rules and standards to which we and others are bound.

More importantly, the new study confirms earlier findings about the impact of individual measures: "an increase in stringency of environmental policies does not harm productivity growth".

A decrease in the stringency in the assembly results in the increase of the N50 and the percentage of reads assembled in all assemblers.

The researchers demonstrate that this increase in regulatory stringency, rather than improvements in manufacturing productivity or trade exposure, accounted for most of the decreases in pollution emissions.

The number of predicted miRNAs in this tissue reached 700 (574 in high-stringency criteria) in this study and greatly expanded the miRNAome in zebrafish.

Additionally, the patterns for the ΔTm calculations from measurements in the hybridization buffer (data not shown) and in the stringency wash buffer were nearly identical, suggesting that both the hybridization and the stringency wash conditions produced equivalent stringency.

In low stringency conditions these primers amplify a specific L1 region in the HPV genome and a human genome sequence.