Sentence examples for less stringent approach from inspiring English sources

Winters is now focusing on returns to shareholders rather than revenue and winding back the less stringent approach to lending.

A Senate bill takes a less stringent approach and does not cut the number of weeks workers can receive benefits.

In "Cheers," Ms. Isaacs takes a less stringent approach, pairing Damien Rice's songs with fitful, temperamental movement to relate a tale of unreciprocated love.

The Senate is taking a less stringent approach in its bill, choosing not to reduce the number of weeks or tie benefits to the unemployment rate.

But with the president privately signaling some pessimism on new gun laws, as his domestic policy aides take a slower, less stringent approach, it's bracing to see somebody, anybody, actually make government hum.

Mr. Bloomberg, who has been courting the support of the city teachers' union, took a less stringent approach to ineffective teachers than some of his opponents had, putting more emphasis on training than on ways to remove them from the classroom.

The results demonstrate that some site closure strategies provide little incremental benefits over less stringent approaches.

The sequential method uses a very stringent Bonferroni correction for multiple testing; less stringent approaches (e.g., false discovery rate) suggest the presence of multiple additional QTLs coincident with those found by the common segment method.

To give the readers the opportunity to reanalyze this data using less stringent approaches we present all count data with the P values for all four tests for the nine pairwise comparisons (Additional file 2).

#ST25, ST101, ST102, ST103, and ST104 belong to the ST27 complex, only with a less-stringent approach that defines an ST complex by sharing of alleles at >5 of the 7 loci.

Importantly, enrichment of CG genes among the PCCG group of genes supported the validity of the less stringent statistical approach.