Even more stringent bounds apply in some cases if we additionally require a certain amount of sensitivity to initial conditions.
A number of port authorities expressed the ambition to facilitate the introduction of LNG as a shipping fuel, all the more, given that in Sulphur Emission Control Areas (SECAs) from 2015 onwards, more stringent standards apply to the sulphur emissions from ships (Sys et al. 2015).
In the latter case, more stringent criteria apply.
One should, however, be aware there are also limitations and that some pesticide matrix combinations cannot be determined in the 0.01 0.1 mg kg−1 range, and that for other pesticides calibration against the corresponding matrix instead of tomato is required to bring quantitative results within the AQC criteria, especially for MRL violations, when more stringent criteria apply.
Because these vehicles still look mostly like sport utilities on the outside, automakers have been successful, with few exceptions, in persuading regulators that these crossover vehicles are still eligible for the more lenient safety, air pollution and fuel economy standards that apply to light trucks, instead of the more stringent standards applied to cars.
First, umpires need to be more stringent in applying existing penalties for slow over rates.
"We often fought with these countries against the application of U.S. antitrust laws, but now they themselves are more stringent in applying their own antitrust laws".
The discrepancies between studies is due in part to the more stringent criteria applied in our study.
For inter-chromosomal comparisons as well as comparisons involving gene boundary regions, significance levels were made more stringent by applying the Bonferroni correction to account for the fact that multiple questions were being asked of what was arguably the same dataset.
More stringent restrictions would apply to the New York area, the officials said.
