Sentence examples for more stringent scale from inspiring English sources

The 13-inch's battery life is now seven hours rather than five hours on the older model even when graded on a more stringent scale.

Utilizing a simple modified PONV scale allowed the incorporation of patients who may have not qualified as PONV in more stringent scales.

The three-dimensional III-V nMOSFET device technology developed illustrates great potential and is promising when the CMOS technology is pushed toward more stringent scaling in the foreseeable future.

The new rules will not supersede more stringent state laws.

That is, the greater the value of the decomposition scale, the more stringent the coefficients denoising.

It targets higher-than-average companies in each rating grade of the incumbent's rating scale and employs more stringent rating standards.

Construct validity was supported by the sufficient item-total correlations where all except one reached the more stringent criteria suggested for final testing of scales (>0.4) [ 32].

Assuming a random shuffling of independent protein domains over long evolutionary time scales is also a more stringent condition with regards to the robustness of PPI network topology against domain shuffling events.

It should be noted that in future studies, larger sample sizes would be more optimal in testing these scales, and further allow for more stringent analyses to test the hypotheses.

Taken together, there is a need for large-scale studies that rely on more stringent methods for examining the psychometric properties of the DAS-A.

If so, the full discovery and understanding of biological processes underlying CRC on a genomic scale would be possible only with a more stringent approach, which requires an extensive knowledge of signaling mechanisms in all biological processes considered.