Sentence examples for more strict terms from inspiring English sources

At the insistence of the United States, some war crimes were defined in even more strict terms than in the Geneva Conventions.

A more strict condition is the following.

Furthermore, the algorithm can be tuned to be more relaxed in terms of the criteria to provide either more flexibility in allowing more energy saving or more strict in terms of the minimal accepted system performance.

And they've announced their own policy on mining – a vision that leaves room for its possibility, but on much more strict environmental terms.

And so they were made more strict in terms of the marking process.

Finally, it should be noted that the requirements for CR-VANETs are more strict in terms of faster adaptability and faster running time of the cognition cycle due to the dynamic nature of the vehicular environment.

"I would have been more strict with my guests in terms of booking with one travel agent versus booking on their own," she said, "because it would have led us to enjoy other incentives we did not have access to".

Although alternative accounts, in terms of a more strict response criterion or a lower weight for auditory input in conditions of dual tasks or of higher visual load, are possible for these findings, our study suggests that reduced perceptual sensitivity for hearing during high visual load can be the cause for all of these effects.

By selecting another porcine gene set from Tissuehypo-T-DMRs in addition to the 36-gene set examined in this study, we will be able to perform more strict evaluation of porcine iPSCs in terms of pluripotency of both stemness and broad lineage potential.

Wong et al published CPG search strategies for MEDLINE developed by comparing hand searching 161 journals published in the year 2000 with several search terms and applying comparatively, more strict methodological quality criteria [ 20].

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