Sentence examples for more stringent learning from inspiring English sources

We obtained qualitatively similar results with both chance levels, but because the 1/2 chance probability corresponds to a more stringent learning criterion, we chose to present the results using that criterion.

However, in an early sign that many poor countries favour a more stringent target, the Guardian has learned that on Monday the Philippine president Benigno Aquino and the heads of state of 42 other countries will sign a declaration urging the UN to adopt a more ambitious limit of 1.5C.

Even if the schools had the resources to meet the minimum standards, teachers said, students were unlikely to meet Regents standards or the state's new Common Core learning standards, which are more stringent.

The differences in our study resulted from usage of the updated TAIR10.02 annotation and more stringent criteria; namely the exclusive combination of machine learning with sequence identity and consideration of the genomic context (e.g. synteny).

That said, Mr. Stewart-Brown recently took a trip to Europe to learn more about animal welfare standards there, which are typically more stringent than in the United States.

More stringent eligibility tests were drawn up, including "sport-specific" tests to prove that the athlete's learning disability affects their sporting performance.

In subsequent studies, when more stringent electrophysiological measures were made to ensure that individuals were in fact asleep, no clear evidence for learning during sleep could be found.

Although the protocol has some limitations, we expect to learn enough about the intervention, delivery and effects to support a larger trial with a more stringent design and enhanced statistical power.

Who Learns?" is right on point in urging the Obama administration to stay the course on adopting more stringent rules to limit the behavior of for-profit colleges.

Some states are more stringent.

More stringent corporate governance rules.