Sentence examples for more stringent types from inspiring English sources

In some areas serfdom was renewed, or confirmed, as jurists interpreted the more stringent types of peasant obligation in the light of the revived Roman law of slavery.

Subsequently, a more stringent type of invariance was evaluated by considering a model with equality constraints imposed to factor loadings.

Furthermore, the initial advantage for the younger patients may be due to more stringent management of type 1 diabetes, because this has been shown to reduce the decline in insulin production (17).

The suggested longer promoter length of the TATA type implies that the requirement for promoter length is more stringent for this promoter type.

For SNP-typing the more stringent filter setting of the Roche Genome Sequencer application was used (instead of the bisRecommendation filter).

Distress was frequently levied without legal process, but requirements have become more stringent and now often necessitate some type of court action.

The use of a different tumour type represents a more stringent test of the signature derived in FFPE than if a cervix carcinoma validation cohort was available.

This is a more stringent test than using laboratory wild-type flies, which may have co-adapted to laboratory rearing conditions.

Applying more stringent criteria, the most likely ankyrin-type hydroxylation targets of FIH have the consensus sequence 21-L X) 4(AC)(DEN)(ILV)N-21-L Xich is found in 166 ARs mapping to 105 ARD proteins.

We also repeated our basic analyses (e.g. generation of positive promoters for each cell type) using a more stringent peak selection criterion (FDR < 0.2; see METHODS for further details and data files).

It has been pointed out in the literature, that such shortcomings strongly call for more stringent case-control studies of the type here reported [ 51, 52], and from which further investigations on the individual level are then of equally large interest.