Sentence examples for more stringent review from inspiring English sources

There is no guarantee that basic research, federally (or other) funded and published in peer-reviewed journals, is reproducible or subject to more stringent review.

Renewable energy projects actually face a more stringent review of their environmental impact.

On January 18th the FDA proposed regulations to require more stringent review for metal-on-metal hips.

As noted by the U.S. Railroad Retirement Board's own inspector general in an Oct. 10 memo, more stringent review of disability applications is required".

The lawmakers, now convinced that the settlements were a bad idea and that they will find support for more stringent review in existing state environmental law, would use that time to strengthen their 2002 ordinance.

"If they had looked at a 30-day time span for oil reaching shore, the risk would probably have looked a lot higher and maybe triggered a more stringent review under the Endangered Species Act," Dr. Small said.

Myers et al. (2009) argued that "NIH-funded research [is] subject to more stringent reviews than GLP".

For most of MTR mining's history, permits had been relatively easy to obtain, but under the Obama administration, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) began conducting more stringent reviews of applications.

Now, after energy companies nominate leases, state bureau offices must undertake a more stringent environmental review and leave more time for public comment before the auctions.

They claim that the Army Corps of Engineers violated the National Historic Preservation Act when it approved the project and that a more stringent environmental review should be done.

Because a more stringent manual review of reference sequences, as performed in diagnostic practice (14 ), was not feasible for this large study, the 673 isolates detected by this algorithm represent a conservative estimate of the total number of novel species encountered.