Sentence examples for more strict approach from inspiring English sources

Said concepts echo the mood and direction of the new clothes, which have a more strict approach.

In London, however, he adopted a more strict approach to his religion and returned to Derby with what neighbors described in British press interviews as an Arab wife who dressed in a full-length burka.

All included systems incorporated some form a hierarchical approach with three systems (Wigglesworth, Aberdeen and ReCoDe) using a more strict approach than the others.

Although LRA is theoretically the more strict approach, our results indicated that standard MM/PBSA is more accurate, more precise and also less computationally demanding.

This more strict approach towards comorbidity hardly altered the prevalence rates compared with the main analysis where a comorbid condition needed to be documented only once.

This is probably because the inpatient approach allowed a more strict control of medication intake, the prompt and intensive treatment of withdrawal symptoms, a better patient support, and isolation of patients from the socio-environmental pressures liable to reinforce drug overuse behaviour.

The peak prediction method we used as basis for our benchmark datasets is a meta-approach that is more strict and specific than the single methods which it is based on [15].

The higher the score on the 'FAL and recovery time: strict/formalistic approach' scale, the more the insurance physician takes a formalistic and strict approach to drawing up the FAL and takes no account of the client and his recovery time.

A first approach could be to allow less persons to participate by applying more strict 'selection at the gates'.

Private schools have long taken a strict approach to uniform.

"Fruitarians" and "rawfooders" are yet more strict.