Sentence examples for more stringent tolerances from inspiring English sources

Ever increasing demands for improved efficiency and higher operating temperatures require more stringent tolerances on turbine tip clearance.

In this model, importing the top 20 produce items was slightly more likely to be "protective" due to more stringent tolerances in originating countries than in the U.S. for the examined commodity-market-pesticide combinations.

It is not clear whether a difference in localisation could relate to the early induction of autoantibodies in cancer patients, unless there is a more stringent tolerance of the adaptive response to the surface molecules, requiring higher levels of membrane antigen.

Notwithstanding the growing industrial acceptance of the technique, the increasingly tighter geometrical tolerances and more stringent hole quality requirements of modern industrial components demand that "defects" such as taper, recast, spatter etc., in laser-drilled holes are minimized.

It is possible that the observed increase in diabetes prevalence may be partially related to more stringent diagnostic criteria for glucoses tolerance; on the other hand, the rate of increase in prevalence was more or less constant.

These data raise the possibility that the requirements for rescue of B cells tolerized at an immature stage are more stringent, suggesting a developmental component in sensitivity to tolerance induction by self antigen.

Welding processes, body panel fit tolerances, and paint quality requirements are more stringent.

As precision requirement becomes more stringent, it is not sufficient to consider only size tolerance of circular and cylindrical parts.

3) Re-examine U.S. tolerances for pesticides where other countries have more stringent requirements.

The Americans were allowed to keep their zero-tolerance provision for abusive priests, making the rules for the church in the United States far more stringent than in most of the rest of the world.

Some states are more stringent.