Sentence examples for lenient in terms of from inspiring English sources
Stefanki said ATP Tour tournaments were less lenient in terms of time, but in Grand Slam tournaments, with umpires drawn from the International Tennis Federation, players were allowed more.
In contrast, Islamic dietary laws are generally are more lenient in terms of permitted (halal) animals (Regenstein et al. 2003).
Off-campus hackathons can also be used to attract new talent or to solve internal problems — and are more lenient in terms of what can and cannot be done.
We chose to make M lenient in terms of the number of TFs that are enriched to be thorough.
Simulation revealed that the specifications are too lenient for content uniformity, both in terms of inefficacy and toxicity, whereas the criteria for dissolution testing are too strict for inefficacy and inaccurate for toxicity.
To isolate a subset of genes possibly related to the host incompatible reaction to the nematode invasion we initially adopted a lenient analysis of the pairwise sample comparison in terms of P-values and FDRs.
In particular, mid-rise multi-family buildings could benefit from LEED v4 in terms of LEED credits as the prerequisite for the minimum energy performance improvement in EA category became significantly lenient compared to LEED v3.
But in terms of feelings?
In terms of magnitudes, ten additional illegal immigration stories during the January/October 2006 period are associated with a 1-percentage-point decrease in the probability of supporting the more lenient plan on immigration.
