Sentence examples for making a stringent from inspiring English sources

Instead of making a stringent focused library towards optimizing binding to Aq, the design strategy presented here adopted a more "loose" approach where amino acids that are less likely to bind Aq and induce a T-cell response were culled.

How do you get reporters to ask themselves if they have made a stringent enough effort to include women in this story?

It may be years before researchers can measure antiatoms precisely enough to make a stringent test of CPT symmetry, however.

"I have made a very stringent report about what the issues are and how it needs to be addressed.

Berkman et al. [ 21] made a very stringent estimate of about 25,000-26,000 genes per genome of wheat based on sequence analysis of wheat chromosome arms 7BS and 7DS.

"Were the World Mine" begins tentatively, but once its tone is established, its charm overcomes the inevitable weaknesses of a musical made on a stringent budget.

The large size of these simulated alignments makes them a stringent test of FastTree's heuristics.

Whoever ultimately takes over from Lancaster, therefore, should make a series of stringent demands to avoid being constrained by the white and red tape that has entangled all his predecessors.

Winfield said the remark about talking down to black people was what seemed newsworthy to him, while the vulgarity did not seem important enough to make an exception to stringent Times standards.

Second, this can be entirely explained by the fact that firms facing more stringent EP make a greater use of workers on temporary contracts.

"We live in an era in which people are more stringent, and they make a lot of noise about tza'ar ba'alei chayim.