Sentence examples for more stringent under from inspiring English sources
Training requirements for town justices would also become more stringent under the commission's recommendations.
These standard estimates of constraint and adaptation become more stringent under conditions of genetic linkage.
If the levels are high, the sludge would face more stringent regulation under European law as a hazardous material, rather than merely a pollutant.
"If they had looked at a 30-day time span for oil reaching shore, the risk would probably have looked a lot higher and maybe triggered a more stringent review under the Endangered Species Act," Dr. Small said.
Pesticide manufacturers, recognizing that indoor use of certain pesticides would not pass the more stringent testing requirements under the Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) of 1996, agreed to drop their registration of propoxur for residential use.
He said each violation carried a proposed fine of $10,000, though he said that the fine could have been as high as $250,000 a violation, under rules placing telephone companies under more stringent standards than other businesses.
Three conditions applying different lysis buffers (C1 C3) were used for immunoprecipitation. cAMP response element-binding protein 1 that was shown to act as a transcriptional activator when bound to MeCP2 in neurons was only enriched under mild (C1) but not under more stringent conditions (C2 and C3; Online Table II).
Ablating the function of individual TOGs is not without functional consequences under more stringent conditions, because these same constructs do show compromised rescue under conditions of microtubule stress (Ayaz et al., 2012).
He said: "You couldn't do something like this in New York City, which operates under more stringent and transparent accounting rules.
Because I feel Mattel has taken the initiative and done business under more stringent conditions than anybody required of them.
In Europe and other parts of the world where racing is conducted less often, mainly on turf and under more stringent medication rules, racehorse deaths are less frequent.
