Sentence examples for more stringent that from inspiring English sources

Once our threshold became more stringent, that is, 30%, the reticulations disappeared and a bifurcating topology emerged (results not shown).

He further said that Mr. White had "complied with all executive branch ethics requirements as regards conflict of interest," and he described the committee's requirements for divesting as more stringent that what is normally required of administration appointees.

Broadly, the WHO recommendation that developing countries exercise caution in enacting legislation that is more stringent that the TRIPS agreement requirements should be strengthened.

For 1 N relations, the coverage filters are a bit more stringent that above: 0.8 <=sf_length/cdd_length < = 1.25 sf_coverage > = 0.75 cdd_coverage > = 0.75 1957 1 N relations were filtered out.

The PANTHER algorithm tended to result in a greater number of 'unknown' variants presumably because the HMM library search was more stringent that the BLAST search used by PolyPhen and thus more variants lacked sufficient homologs for comparative analysis.

Our E value cutoff created a minimum bit score of 74 which is more stringent that the minimum bit score of 50 which was used by Tsai and co-workers [ 45].

The experience of SARS indicates that some patient populations require a level of vigilance that is more stringent than that required in others.

I was tempted to plug in a mouse on a few occasions, but decided that a test should be more stringent than that.

This situation is probably self-defeating for environmentalists, too: Even under the Trump administration, U.S. oversight will be more stringent than that of many other oil-producing nations.

Furthermore the definition is more stringent than that used by many previous authors.

Second, our current testing procedure is more stringent than that used previously.