Sentence examples for strict I from inspiring English sources

The relationship between the two systems is that the entailment connective of E was supposed to be a strict (i.e. necessitated) relevant implication.

This categorization is not strict, i.e., the nodes define probabilities that each flow's content may be useful or indifferent.

In fact, the specificity degrades when the criterion becomes too strict (i.e. d = 0.03).

Monthly adherence to intermittent regimen was calculated by two methods: strict i.e. per prescription, and relaxed i.e. allowing some off-prescription doses (Table  1).

Had the patient allocation been strict (i.e. no geriatric screening for control group patients), the true reduction in functional decline, ED reattendance and hospitalisation rates would be more pronounced.

Our criteria in Figure 2 are very strict (i.e. the speed of responses is an important criterium) and there is a wide undefined range between sustained and transient responses.

Example 23a represents deontic modality in its strictest, i.e. in the performative sense; a direct command is issued from a speaker to an addressee.

However, as recommended by Hox, van de Schoot, and Matthijsse (2012), we set the cutoff value stricter (i.e., bconvergence =.01) than the default value of.05.

The anti-doping controls have got stricter, I believe, over the last few years.

"If the rules get any stricter, I'm going to have to leave this city," he says, frowning.

I was given strict instructions I was never, ever, ever unless I was on fire to use that phone.