Sentence examples for strict in comparison from inspiring English sources

Despite this reform, the requirements to access a pension are still relatively strict in comparison with the rest of the region.

Debates on social media centered on whether the incident indicates that UK's gun laws, which are strict in comparison to the US, are ineffective.

"It's not good if the corporation law is too strict and too rigid in comparison to other countries, and with this initiative we will be an island in corporate governance all over the world".

"To live in the best suite of rooms in the best hotels in any part of Europe is strict economy in comparison to living at Plandome Park, Long Island," Mrs. Burnett wrote in 1914.

However, parents reported that they imposed stricter rules in comparison with adolescents' perceptions [ 13].

In this study, our aim was to investigate the profile of cortical AV-45 binding, using a new method, and its relation to cognitive performance in a group of AD patients at the prodromal stage recruited according to strict inclusion criteria in comparison with a group of matched cognitively normal subjects.

Performance is slightly higher than BraiNER-W (e.g. F score 81.6% against 79.8% in strict comparison and 84.6% against 82.1% in lenient comparison).

It is obvious from Figure 7 that the proposed scheme achieves higher throughput for CUEs in comparison with strict and soft FFR schemes.

This definition is more strict and difficult to accomplish in comparison with other ROSC definitions used in similar settings, that is, "stable pulse with a systolic arterial pressure > 60 mmHg" [ 45] or "systolic pressure ≥ 80 mmHg for at least one minute continuously at any time during the resuscitation effort" [ 44].

In the U.K. and Australia and Japan there are strict "laws on the books" and especially in comparison with the U.S. very little gun violence.

A Bayes-factor analysis indicated that this model received decisive support in comparison to a strict-clock model.