Sentence examples for stricter evaluations from inspiring English sources

Last fall, scientists reached a consensus at a meeting in Grenoble for stricter evaluations, fewer rules, and more money, among other reforms.

In January Mexico's states ratified a constitutional reform that paves the way for better training and stricter evaluation of teachers, which should undermine the power of the union.

We also plan to implement a stricter evaluation methodology for moving sources, providing a more representative evaluation metric for their tracking.

They maintain that simple models and small samples should be subject to stricter evaluation than more complex models with larger samples.

Instead of only evaluating the ablation accuracy at a single point, a more strict evaluation comparing the whole channel bottom with the "stop surface" was performed).

But citing legal concerns, the authority declined to introduce a similarly strict evaluation system for subcontractors, who perform about three-quarters of its capital workload.

And it comes as Japanese financial regulators press the country's banks to calculate their balance sheets more accurately than in the past, including a more strict evaluation of what loans are nonperforming.

Another important component to Shah's methodology comes from his firm's strict evaluation standards.

Moreover, strict evaluation of the clinical benefits is yet to be proven.

However, most of this work was done without strict evaluation by medicinal chemists.

However, strict evaluation of boundary layer resistance in IL-hairy will be required.