Sentence examples for particularly stringent in from inspiring English sources

Confidentiality may be particularly stringent in this case.

Rules governing portrayals of the human figure have been particularly stringent in certain traditions of representational painting, reflecting different attitudes to the cosmic significance of humans.

rules are particularly stringent in banning export subsidies of the sort that China is alleged to have introduced to become the world's dominant manufacturer of solar panels and wind turbines.

Such a requirement becomes particularly stringent in tactical scenarios needing high capacity communication links.

Since non-3n indels may affect protein expression more seriously when they occur downstream of the uAUGs of alternative uORF and overlapping uORFs, purifying selection on non-3n indels is expected to be particularly stringent in these regions, while relatively relaxed in the case of strict uORFs.

I blame two circumstances: a particularly stringent airport check-in policy, and the view from the A train, which made me feel as if I were going not to L.A. for the weekend but to Cape Cod instead.

One high profile and heavily criticised non-removal was that of General Đỗ Cao Trí, the commander of the ARVN I Corps who gained prominence for his particularly stringent anti-Buddhist crackdown in the central region around Huế. Trí was simply transferred to the II Corps in the Central Highlands directly south of the I Corps region.

Evidently, local structure imposes particularly stringent constraints on substitutions in these positions promoting their conservation through long evolutionary distances.

Currently, new PPAR-αγ agonists are subject to particularly stringent and prolonged conditions for animal toxicological testing in this regard before prolonged exposure in humans.

India's Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, passed in 1972, is a particularly stringent measure, which requires that any privately owned work of art that is more than a hundred years old be registered with the government.

New Jersey has the largest state-based student loan program in the country, with particularly stringent terms that can lead to financial ruin, as ProPublica and the New York Times recently detailed.