Sentence examples for more stringent surveys from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if one looks at more stringent surveys such as the Shanghai Jiao Tong world universities rankings, which heavily relies on research output and the quality of faculty, top Philippine schools have actually been pretty absent in the list -- clearly indicating the dearth of investment in building up the Research and Development (R&D) capacity of leading institutions.

Minimal cardiac abnormalities should be considered as exclusion criteria together with more stringent cardiac survey in programming future studies.

These results were similar (duplications in 75% of the families surveyed), when more stringent cut-offs for homology detection were applied (see figures S1, S2 and S3 in the additional file 1).

And not surprisingly, 78 percent said they expected underwriting standards for commercial and multifamily mortgages to be more stringent in 2008, compared with 70percentt surveyed last year and just 37percentt in 2005.

This difference might be due to a more stringent definition of NP in our survey or that the prevalence is higher in the oldest age group, which is not included in our study.

Comprehensive surveys in seagrass beds, complemented by more stringent experimental and mensurative sampling designs, are needed.

The newspaper used the government's definition of bad loans for its survey, but private economists and analysts using more stringent criteria for classifying loans would put the figure much higher.

For example, in response to a Pew survey question, 85% of Germans favored the more stringent European data privacy standards, while only 29% of American respondents felt the same.

One was a duplicate analysis of a single cohort previously described by the same authors 6 7 and another 8 referred to the same cohort (national health and nutrition examination survey (NHANES) I) analysed by other authors with more stringent criteria.

In 2005, when the Department of Education advised colleges to consider using student surveys to evaluate Title IX compliance, Brand urged them to use older, more stringent methods.

Through customer surveys we ask whether there are any differences in the willingness to accept more stringent conservation or higher water prices between adjacent publicly controlled and privately controlled utilities.