Sentence examples for of the strictness from inspiring English sources
The restaurant smoking ban, the state antismoking lobby's most radical proposal to date, would have made New York second only to California in terms of the strictness of its smoking law.
In this paper we introduce a new family of inequalities (1) that encode the best possible quantification of the strictness of the non-trivial 1-negative type inequalities for finite metric trees.
He said he believed offices had "their own take" on social security law in terms of the strictness with which they were sanctioning people, and that "management, and the culture of [Jobcentre Plus] – with only a few exceptions – viewed claimants with contempt".
Initial policy levels are summarised by the level of the tax wedge, the net replacement rate of unemployment benefits, and the summary indicator of the strictness of regulation in the EPL domain (all collected by the OECD).
Because of the strictness of this criterion, all changes should have been due to miscategorization.
Cyclists with documented asthma could not be treated optimally because of the strictness of the rules [ 40].
Equal division was the rule-between 70 and 83% of estates were divided equally, depending on the strictness of the definition of equal division.
24 In all studies, slow progress of labour was one of the most common reasons for transfer, depending on the strictness of transfer guidelines.
A volcano plot (Additional File 3 Figure S2A) clearly shows that most of these loci were differentially methylated, but the number actually depends on the strictness of the criteria used to define differential methylation.
The prevalence of language impairment among family members based on self-report data also depends on the strictness of the criteria used for determining whether a relative is affected or not.
Whether or not it will succeed depends on how seriously state officials commit themselves to forgoing future deficit spending and on the strictness of the mechanisms for enforcement.
