Sentence examples for more stringent technical from inspiring English sources

If that's where you want to stop, chances are that no number of airbrushed basketball cards or player dress codes, or more stringent technical foul rules, or salary reductions, or whatever Stern comes up with next will change your mind.

We noted that the 10−6 ChIP-seq data failed to identify many ChIP-chip genes (45%), a result that likely reflects not only the more stringent cutoff threshold, but also several technical differences between the methods.

This profile across age groups remained unchanged in more stringent analyses with higher cutoff values (Technical Appendix Figure 2) in which, despite levels of seropositivity decreasing with higher cutoff titers, the reduction was consistent across all age groups.

The statistical cut off at old young age was p<0.01 when adjusted for multiple testing (B>0), while at old age the cut off was much more stringent (p<1E-7, B>10) as we had 6 technical duplicates in each sample as compared to 2 technical duplicates at young age, artificially lowering the standard error.

Technical progress every year presents new and more stringent performance requirements for materials and devices.

Recent technical advances have now opened up the possibility of a more stringent evaluation of genomic stability in B-LCLs.

Needless to say, these rules are far more stringent than anything applying to sportsmen and women, who may be paid and who may bring a technical or support team of any size with them.

But in its ever more stringent sanctions against Syria, the European Union included the Quds force of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, accusing it of providing "technical assistance, equipment and support to the Syrian security services to repress civilian protest movements".

Some states are more stringent.

More stringent corporate governance rules.

They should be more stringent".