Sentence examples for more severe standards from inspiring English sources

But now the elders required more severe standards of modesty.

He attacked the "corrupt style," as he called it, and advocated a return to the more severe standards and older traditions upheld by Cicero (106 43 bc).

For the more severe states, standard deviations were higher and distributions were skewed, with higher medians over mean values.

Each vehicle on our list received the highest possible overall scores from IIHS IIHSS crash ratings are more severe than federal standards), and at least four out of five stars from the NHTSA.

The Pap-test ASCUS or more severe in the standard recall arm was one out of 86 (1.2%).

Granted, the IIHS tests are much more severe than government safety standards mandate, as small-car proponents often note.

The springer spaniel had consistent and significantly higher clinical scores (more severe signs) compared to the standard poodle for several variables.

In a full lifespan test, CuO NP caused more severe effects compared to a standard test duration [175].

On the other hand, Italy RD used a more severe case cutoff of 2 standard deviations, which may be more comparable to severe RD and severe LI case definitions in ALSPAC.

Furthermore, among these three potential biomarkers, PCT proved to be the most contributor to the "new" standard of more severe disease but with a higher cut-off point than that usually suggested.

The result of this study implicates that the English springer spaniel is a breed predisposed to SA and that it has more severe clinical signs than the standard poodle.