Sentence examples for most stringent type from inspiring English sources

Occupational licensing is the most stringent type of occupational regulation as it prevents individuals from working in a profession without meeting government mandated entry requirements.

The last and most stringent type of factorial invariance, strict invariance, requires invariant item residual variances across groups (Meredith & Teresi, 2006); however, this kind of invariance is unreasonable, not recommended, and the least important (Byrne & van de Vijver, 2010).

A total of 9 446 of those (Supporting Information Table 3) were of the most stringent type meaning that a matched peptide was top ranked by both CID and ETD.

The most stringent case would be selection of mutations that resulted in improvements over wild type in all four assays (ethanol stability, heat stability, PASC activity and PCS activity).

Under First Amendment doctrine, many types of speech receive the most stringent levels of constitutional protection, whereas other types receive no protection at all.

The type A model is our most stringent and conservative diagnostic model and individuals classified as type A ARM affected are clearly affected with ARM based on extensive and/or coalescent drusen, pigmentary changes (including pigment epithelial detachments) and/or the presence of end-stage disease (geographic atrophy [GA] and/or choroidal neovascular [CNV] membranes).

The progeny-tested Italian bulls analysed in this study are highly related, especially those of the dairy type, and if the most stringent threshold had been applied, 82% of the Italian Holstein individuals would have been removed.

That is, a secondary type of traffic that has the most stringent QoS requirements (such as the unsolicited grant service class in mobile WiMAX) is considered.

In the Paulin case, even the most stringent interpretation of the hate speech doctrine may apply.

"The strongest, the most stringent laws are in almost every case the worse places," Trump claimed.

Other states have sought to control the sale of ammunition, among them Illinois, Massachusetts and New Jersey, but this would apparently be the most stringent law yet, requiring a background check and an annual $50 permit to buy any type of ammunition.