Sentence examples for slightly more stringent from inspiring English sources
Criteria for using the EWG Verified mark are slightly more stringent than those for scoring green in the Skin Deep database.
Overall, California's own mandatory requirements will be slightly more stringent than Energy Star in 2011, but considerably less so from 2012 onwards.So why is the Consumer Electronics Association CEAA) of America bleating so loudly?
Moreover, Coke is slightly more stringent in the variables it uses to price options.
Using the contraction mapping principle the authors show that the periodic solution is unique under a slightly more stringent inequality.
The Kerry-Boxer legislation, which contains slightly more stringent provisions, has passed only one of the six committees with jurisdiction.
With a slightly more stringent threshold of alpha = 0.01, six other CpG units remained significant, five of which were in amplicon D3.
In our analysis that examined the strength of the policy we found slightly stronger effects for more stringent policies, suggesting that educational efforts surrounding policy implementation may also be important.
In May last year, however, he was sent on a one-day training course on how to carry out a slightly updated WCA, which had more stringent eligibility criteria, and several aspects of the training concerned him.
In this model, importing the top 20 produce items was slightly more likely to be "protective" due to more stringent tolerances in originating countries than in the U.S. for the examined commodity-market-pesticide combinations.
The FCC then hinted that it might seek to reclassify Internet service which was only slightly regulated so that it would fall under the more stringent rules that governed telephone and telecommunications services.
At a Vanity Fair and Bloomberg event in Manhattan on Wednesday night, audience members were delighted by an impromptu ( and slightly coerced) appearance by Morgan Stanley CEO, John Mack, who called for far more stringent policing of Wall Street.
