Sentence examples for increased stringency from inspiring English sources
"It's very reflective of the increased stringency with which existing plants are being looked at," said John Dean, president of JD Energy, an energy and environmental forecasting firm based in Frederick, Md. "We are seeing a level of scrutiny that we've never seen before".
The zwitter-ionic buffer (CHAPS) results in a reduction of IP efficiency, consistent with the increased stringency of the buffer.
SM-4 increased stringency further; it required achieving a mean shape value of <0.3 (smaller is preferred).
SM-5 increased stringency further; it required that SM-4 be achieved and that mean, simulated ALC diameters be within 10% of in vitro values.
At an increased stringency of E≤10−5, we had 3,771 significant BLASTN hits and 8,234 significant BLASTX hits.
The increased stringency of association studies offered by NetCutter may be of use in the analysis of polygenic diseases where conventional methods fail.
The rising heat of the abolitionist controversy and the consequent increasing stringency of slave laws in Southern and border states at length drew her into the public arena.
We have found it necessary to take measures of increasing stringency, not only against enemy aliens and suspicious characters of other nationalities, but also against British subjects who may become a danger or a nuisance should the war be transported to the United Kingdom.
These are, in order of increasing stringency, intelligibility, accessibility, and shareability.
(3) All types of policy instruments face challenges in design and implementation: understanding the selection impact of the chosen instruments, implementing increasing stringency levels, committing to an appropriate scale, and safeguarding policy stability.
The mix of power-generating sources in the United States has shifted away from coal in recent years, due to the increasing cost-effectiveness of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar, the decline in natural gas prices, and the increasing stringency of regulations on conventional pollutants.
