Sentence examples for more stringent ways from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the 5th century ad (c. 5900 am), Jerome and Augustine, perceiving the danger of apocalyptic millennialism, developed new and more stringent ways to oppose to it.

However, by using a probabilistic model, involving the variability in the measuring result and the structural behaviour, the prestress level could be confirmed in a more stringent way.

The story of Harlow, a combative and morally ambiguous figure, makes for lively reading — the kind that has you rethinking everything from your analyst to your mother — but one also wishes that the Pulitzer-winning author had a gift for fusing the larger concepts with character, and a more stringent way with prose.

The federal directive was ordered in 2007 as a more stringent way to vet employees with access to federally controlled facilities and networks.

As the binding motifs were known for SH3 domains, comparison with the sequences with these motifs is a more stringent way to validate our method.

This difference is likely to be a result of the more stringent way in which we applied the primary care setting criteria.

By defining the low-risk group in a more stringent way, only taking into account all the D-tumours in the T1N0 group plus the A-tumours with low proliferative activity in the same group, the low-risk group is still relatively large and now constitutes around 25% of all women with breast cancer.

And she portrayed the government peer-review process as, in some ways, more stringent and open to different voices than academic science.

A major objective, Dr. Murphy said, will be to subject Einstein's theory of general relativity to more stringent testing as a way to improve the understanding of the nature of gravity.

More stringent reporting requirements is one way to close some of the gaps.

They have their own mentality about life and going about the everyday, more stringent regulations that frame the way they live.