Sentence examples for no less stringent from inspiring English sources

She was no less stringent with herself in that work than she is with her characters; when she met her birth father, she wrote, she imagined having sex with him.

Some relief came when she left London, to pursue a B.A. at Falmouth College of Arts, in Cornwall, where the discussion was broader, though no less stringent: "If you were going to paint, you had to have a bloody good reason to do it.

Such issues will in turn require more complex, although no less stringent, validation strategies.

The letter of the law requires that EPA set a standard that "is no more or less stringent than necessary to protect at-risk groups," McCarthy said in prepared remarks, adding that such a judgment can be difficult.

The methylation profile was similar between the ectopic and orthotopic thyroids: after multiple test correction, there was no statistically significant difference (i.e. no region with a less stringent False Discovery Rate threshold of 0.1) (data not shown).

This can then be adjusted subsequently (i.e., made less stringent) if no variants with a strong candidacy for causality are found after filtering (also see Best Practices section of GATK documentation for variant analysis).

We saw essentially no effect of effective population size, but slightly higher (less stringent) thresholds for smaller sample sizes.

When comparing sporadic and chPTC, no differentially expressed genes could be found even using a less stringent FDR of 5%.

For BAC with no significant homology, we used FASTA to detect any potential homology, using less stringent parameters.

Building codes are less stringent, land use planning primarily revolves around the car and no thought is put into sustainability.

Scotland has separate, less stringent, rules.