Sentence examples for more exacting test from inspiring English sources

After his conviction, Osborn continued to profess his innocence, and wanted a more exacting test that prosecutors agreed would almost definitively prove his guilt or innocence.

Therefore, we have chosen that continued CBT might be a better and more exacting test to pit against SSRI in CBT initial non-responders than would be for instance placebo.

After all, the popular but errant theory is that major championship golf is supposed to provide a more exacting test.

Serious scholarship and connoisseurship altered the picture by World War I, as Manhattan designers, decorators and retailers set ever more exacting tests of authenticity for neo-Colonial buildings and reproduction furnishings.

McDowell acknowledged that the Maryland venue will be a more exacting examination of the long game than was the case 12 months ago at Pebble Breach.

In other jurisdictions, courts have applied standards of judicial review more exacting than the rational nexus test in Singapore when deciding if a law is unconstitutional.

"Poor Rosamond," "poor" more often than anyone else in Middlemarch, is the novel's most exacting test of a reader's compassion.

It replaced the balancing test that the Supreme Court had used in the Native American case with a much more exacting standard, requiring a "compelling state interest" justifying a ban on religious practice, an action "narrowly tailored" to that interest, and the "least restrictive" means of pursuing it.

It is after this, though, that the going will become distinctly more exacting with seeded players such as Spain's Tommy Robredo, Richard Gasquet of France and Rafael Nadal, the man of the moment, lined up to test his mettle.

Lab tests on those samples not only quickly flagged live TB, but showed a close match with more exacting DNA studies.

The process is much more exacting than it sounds.