Sentence examples for it is too stringent from inspiring English sources

That solution has now been rejected by Theresa May, not because it is too stringent but because the model is too lax, with too many avenues for automatic entry entitlement.

While critics often accuse the F.D.A. of letting unsafe drugs on the market, this case points to pressure on the agency from the opposite direction — patients who say it is too stringent in approving drugs for serious diseases.

Based on the study of Newey et al. [16] as well as based on experience from extensive use of SISCOM in clinical routine, we chose not to evaluate a z-score threshold of neither 1 SD, because it shows too much propagated activity, nor 2.5 SD because it is too stringent and only shows clusters of very intense relative hyperperfusion.

Am I being too stringent?

It has been suggested that this approach is too stringent as it may result in many false negative associations [ 7].

Hence, if the filtering is too stringent it may result in the failure to detect classes of genes that, for example, are all only slightly down-regulated, but appropriate statistical methods can be used to detect and quantify the differential expression of groups of genes.

This view is too stringent because it seems that we can retain abilities even at times when we are not actually exercising those abilities.

In addition, the Bonferroni correction for the number of phenotypes multiplied by the number of genes is too stringent because it tests the global null of no association between any pair of gene/trait.

The PERMANOVA test is an analogous to the multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA), which however is too stringent in its assumptions for most ecological multivariate data sets [39].

"If their approach is too stringent, they risk a blowback".

European leaders have said that this benchmark is too stringent and needs to be relaxed.