Sentence examples for more strict numerical from inspiring English sources

We will verify this general analysis by more strict numerical, tight-binding calculation in the next section.

When this more strict definition of bleeding was used, there was still a numerical trend towards a higher risk in Malmö, but the difference lost statistical significance; a type II statistical error cannot be excluded.

In an open-label study, this level was achieved in about 15 min in more than 90% of events treated by IV-MO, despite selection criteria were more strict and included episodes with a high intensity (more of 7/10 on a numerical scale) (Mercadante et al, 2004).

But in strict numerical terms, the competition barely even qualified as a spectator sport.

Their implication was that federal regulators were not about to impose strict numerical rules to decide whether a bank had "passed" or "failed" the stress test.

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

The Mexicans born here are more strict.

"But it's become much more strict".

But most green card categories have strict numerical limits that fall far short of the number of immigrants on temporary visas who wish to stay.

For instance, condo rules are becoming more strict.

Some individuals within Orthodoxy are more strict than others.