Sentence examples for more strict design from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to examine the effect of CEA on cognitive functions in a methodologically more strict design, first by testing the presumption of preoperative cognitive impairment and second through a better control for the possible influence of the nonspecific effects of practice and surgery.

The results obtained by means of a parametric experiment allows us to underline that the use of recycled aggregates in structural concrete can be made as a rule even with the complete replacement of the natural coarse aggregates but requires more strict design procedures to ensure the same structural reliability as conventional concrete.

While previous data on observational community-based reports seldom compare the potential effects of health promotion programs based on more strict study design with control group, our current data may provide invaluable information about the feasibility and usefulness of these programs implemented on a daily basis in tertiary care system [ 18, 27– 30].

Other questions showed support for more strict background checks designed to keep guns out of the hands of people with criminal records.

The second technique provides more strict control on the maximum design features and is developed with the help of morphological operators.

The NODS, as designed, provided a more strict definition of disordered gambling than the SOGS.

In the future, there will be a major need for improved knowledge of causative and pathophysiologic mechanisms and for more strict adherence to this knowledge before designing epidemiologic or pathogenetic studies.

“EPA 2010 brings more strict emission standards, but the base engine design does not change dramatically,” says a Freightliner statement.

This allows for a simpler system and a thinner design, however sets new and more strict requirements for the flow field to distribute uniformly.

By contrast, our study applied a more strict inclusion criterion in case and control experimental design.

This practice of tolerating relatively low-fidelity solutions in engineering applications has changed, as the design of low-speed flow devices have become more sophisticated, along with more strict efficiency requirements.