Sentence examples for more lenient measure from inspiring English sources

The latter is a more lenient measure as it rewards correct alignment between some sequences even if other sequences in that column are mis-aligned [9].

lIn addition, we also conducted secondary robustness checks, whilst also using more lenient measures of quality as well as a more lenient measure of the perceived likelihood of being affected by adverse events.

Except for minor tweaks, Congress has refused to raise fuel efficiency requirements or close a gaping loophole that lets S.U.V.'s and pickups be measured by a more lenient standard.

They were actually held to a more lenient standard than the non-fathers". Correll said.

BP believes it should be held to a more lenient standard.

Beyond the offensive comments, the lawsuit says non-Asian officers in the department would receive preferential treatment, less scrutiny and more lenient disciplinary measures compared to their Asian colleagues.

Measure 2 was designed as a more lenient sensitivity analysis to measure 1, which is a standard definition of persistence [ 12].

The Pew data forced people to choose between strict measures and more lenient ones.

The measure, an amendment to a $113 billion appropriations bill for the 2002 fiscal year, prevents the E.P.A. from spending money to propose an arsenic standard more lenient than the one set by Mr. Clinton.

Under this more lenient system, known as the public performance measure or PPM, some 91 per cent of trains were deemed to be running on time in the 12 months ending on 17 August.

According to measure 2, which is more lenient and allows for sizeable gaps between the required number of insulin claims, less than half of patients (42%) were persistent at 12 months.