Sentence examples for more stringent measure from inspiring English sources

In a response to the report, United States regulatory agencies noted that they applied a more stringent measure of capital.

As well as this middle-of-the-road "worst case", the tests will also define banks' capital generously, using Tier-1 capital rather than the more stringent measure of core equity, which the Americans used and new Basel rules endorse.Marco Annunziata, the chief economist at UniCredit, says a "stress-test lite" won't be much use.

The achievement of an absolute score equivalent to a patient acceptable symptom state (PASS) may be a more stringent measure to indicate treatment success.

Secondly, we considered a more stringent measure of the error by looking at the supremum of difference between the same range of avalanches Error ( N ) = sup n | P e ( n ) − P k ( n ) |. Figure 5 illustrates the two errors for increasing network size and both show how the proposed closed solution is indeed converging to that of the exact.

ASAS40 is a more stringent measure of response than ASAS20 typically used in AS trials.

Coefficient of Variance (COV): A more stringent measure of response consistency: (100 x variability)/latency.

The document was sent last week to senators who have been pushing for far more stringent measures.

Senators have been pushing for more stringent measures, including freezing the officials' American assets.

Turkey was braced for more stringent measures on Thursday, with the country's national security council expected to meet for the first time since the coup attempt.

Last Wednesday, officials announced the roundup of five Arab residents of East Jerusalem who had been involved in terror attacks, already raising demands for more stringent measures against Israeli Arabs.

Passengers arriving at Kennedy International Airport on Monday afternoon from Boston, however, were confident they had experienced some of the more stringent measures.