Sentence examples for less stringently from inspiring English sources

Antisense PNA silencing showed fabI to be the least stringent, whereas expressed antisense silencing found murA was significantly less stringently required, relative to the other four essential genes examined (Figures 5 and 6).

Time-lock provisions apply to old-age benefits and, less stringently, to invalidity and survivor benefits.

Planners start saying, 'Let's use drones in a broader context.' Once you use targeting less stringently, it can become indiscriminate".

The whole point of the fund is that it vets drugs quickly and less stringently than NICE.

A14 Michigan Revises Admissions The University of Michigan unveiled a new admissions policy that preserves affirmative action but applies it less stringently to minority applicants.

(Most stations, including WNET in New York, have chosen to broadcast the unedited version at 10 p.m., a time period that is less stringently monitored).

A widely consumed liquor among Palestinian Christians and many less-stringently observant Muslims is Arak.

Studies of microbial diversity in the ocean have also used phylotypes that are defined more stringently, with 100% identity, and found that rare organisms are more useful for clustering members from similar communities than more abundant phyla, although they found that this was true both for the 100%-ID phylotypes and a less stringent ~94%-phylotype [ 26].

She tries sex workshops and tantra festivals, encounters with "body workers" and "erotic masseurs" – and is never less than stringently, photographically (and sometimes touchingly) honest about the detail of what she does and precisely how it makes her feel, both sexually and emotionally.

This would allow responses in pathways leading to life-threatening diseases to be regulated more stringently than those leading to less serious apical end points (e.g., cancer vs. a 5% change in liver weight).

The truth is that disability standards are stringent, and they're applied stringently.