Sentence examples for more stringent requiring from inspiring English sources

(Later that year, the Spanish legislature made the conditions for such cases more stringent, requiring, among other things, a Spanish victim).

Procedures at America's fortress-like embassy are even more stringent, requiring all visa applicants to present themselves in person, with no postal option.

The French American British (FAB) classification is a bit more stringent, requiring a blast percentage of at least 30% in bone marrow (BM) or peripheral blood (PB) for the diagnosis of AML.

For ZNF motifs, this threshold was more stringent, requiring 1 kb separation or less.

With even-increasing submissions, our review process has become more stringent requiring higher standards of data, evidence and analysis for publication.

In the RE-COVER I and II trials, the definition of CRNM bleeding was more stringent, requiring hospitalization and/or surgery, and transfusion of <2 U of whole blood or red cells.

However, as discussed in this paper, CR-VANETs can have more stringent requirements in terms of requiring fast algorithms due to fast changing environment.

More stringent requirements would probably be required for a school than for the museum that was to have occupied the Tweed, according to Ms. Breen.

But he said the company has since introduced more stringent rules requiring developers to explain what data they need and how they're going to use it.

Compared with other criteria for identifying targets, TRANSMODIS is usually more stringent by requiring consistent and significant expression fold changes across all experiments.

We note that our criteria of dual infection were more stringent than requiring (potentially weak) non-monophyletic clustering of a patient's sequences.