Sentence examples for more stringent nature from inspiring English sources

IHMS follows the Australian privacy legislation in its dealings in the other countries due to the more stringent nature of Australian law (spearheaded by the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).

We attribute this to the more stringent nature of the evidence.

At all time points, in line with their more stringent nature, mean HAQ-DI scores were numerically lower for patients in SDAI and CDAI remission (with mean HAQ-DI score of ≤0.5 with MTX alone and ≤0.25 with abatacept plus MTX) versus DAS28 remission (see Additional file 7: Table S4).

These new rules will make access to Analytics a bit more stringent, but will hopefully maintain Podcasts' nature as a democratized platform for media creation at all levels.

Being by nature nonshiftable, these activities are more stringent for caregivers with employment.

Green groups, academics and environmentalists across the political spectrum have chosen to highlight the environmental benefits of the EU, which include cleaner beaches, more stringent action on air pollution and increased protection for UK nature.

The tiling nature of our array has established a more stringent and definitive core gene or sequence list than those previously published.

Because of the biological nature of mAb biotherapeutics, regulatory agencies demand more stringent clinical studies for biotherapeutics than for small molecule drugs due to the potential for adverse immune responses or organ-specific effects [ 2].

A major objective, Dr. Murphy said, will be to subject Einstein's theory of general relativity to more stringent testing as a way to improve the understanding of the nature of gravity.

It is cheered by proponents of more stringent action to curb global warming in a business that, by its nature, falls outside national environmental laws.

Among other things, Microsoft has decided to move to "a more stringent interpretation and enforcement of our existing content policy" for apps that are "'racy' or sexual in nature".