Sentence examples for still more stringent from inspiring English sources

Yet it took a major campaign to persuade Islington council to let the club reopen under still more stringent conditions.

In a still more stringent test, plugs of analytes were generated from concentrated PBS buffer containing 11.9 mM phosphate, 137 mM sodium chloride, and 2.7 mM potassium chloride.

Despite gradual liberalisation over the course of the 20th century, helped when the Obscene Publications Act finally allowed a defence of artistic merit against charges of obscenity, by the 1990s Britain still had far more stringent censorship than countries such as Germany or Denmark.

Certain pro-apoptotic interventions might still require a more stringent level of specificity.

Comparatively, because the mean number of crosses for families with a cross is approximately 17 (data not shown), this translates into about a 3% significance level on average per family, even α = 0.5 still appears slightly more stringent than the criteria used by Gao et al. (2011).

Now they want still more time and less stringent standards.

But advocates at the New York Public Interest Research Group and City Council members say that the report shows there is still a need for more stringent eradication efforts in minority neighborhoods.

Regulators are still hashing out even more stringent capital requirements for the world's biggest banks — those whose bankruptcy would threaten the entire banking system.

They are more stringent still about lending interest-only and offset loans to older customers: HSBC refers applications to its specialist underwriters, while First Direct will not grant such loans to anyone who is likely to retire before the debt is paid off.

Still, calls for a more stringent review of diversion candidates in the wake of Holder's death have been largely drowned out by the broader political push to reform the criminal justice system's targeting of minorities with tough sentences for nonviolent crimes.

As shown in figure 1 A, the number of epistatic interactions for duplicate gene pairs is significantly larger than that of single-copy genes (fig. 1 A ). Similar conclusions still hold when a more stringent cutoff for epistatic interactions was used, and positive and negative epistasis were analyzed separately (supplementary fig. 1, Supplementary Material online).