Sentence examples for more stringent adaptation from inspiring English sources
These included: greater difficulties in obtaining visas and jobs; more stringent "adaptation" requirements and difficulties in securing placements; a perception of difficult conditions in the United Kingdom NHS.
Informants in Kenya reported that this was due to greater difficulties in obtaining visas, more stringent United Kingdom professional "adaptation" requirements and difficulties in securing United Kingdom clinical placements, and increased total costs of the process.
On the other hand, the linearly interpolated adaptation requires two memory reads and writes per data sample, placing more stringent timing requirements on the adaptation hardware.
These standard estimates of constraint and adaptation become more stringent under conditions of genetic linkage.
Therefore, our adaptive WBAN system requires a more stringent synchronization.
As previously observed for genic and NS SNPs (Hancock, Witonsky et al. 2010; Hancock et al. 2011), ERs of eQTL SNPs increase with more stringent tail cutoffs, suggesting that in general eQTLs are enriched in signals of environmental adaptation.
Some states are more stringent.
They should be more stringent".
More stringent corporate governance rules.
Other providers are more stringent.
They may also establish more stringent requirements.
