Sentence examples for strictly count from inspiring English sources

Dr. Morwood counters this thesis with data that he has not yet published, and which therefore does not strictly count in scientific arguments.

Some states, for example, strictly count only those provisional ballots cast in the precinct where the resident lives, while others accept those cast in the wrong voting precinct.

If we strictly count the number of probesets with the same status (Decrease, Increase, Marginal Increase, Marginal Decrease or No Change) in both chimistries, discrepancies were observed only for 25% of probesets.

However, we believe that the number of missed articles did not significantly affect our study results because our survey scheme was designed to understand the overall trends in infectious disease research by obtaining the relative numbers of research articles per country or region, not to strictly count the absolute numbers of articles.

Both bands played separately, and then joined with impressive coherence for three new compositions, juggling strictly counted percussion patterns, penny-whistle jigs, surges of sax improv and a few squirts of surreal humour.

Nor is it to be decided strictly by counting heads.

Judged strictly by counting blows, he was right: Dr. Straus and his colleagues found that 74percentt of a representative sample of children had pushed or shoved a sibling within the year and 42percentt had kicked, bitten or punched a brother or sister.

A reconciliation is Pareto-optimal if there is no reconciliation with a strictly better event count vector.

She also points out that NSN is "strictly non-partisan", counting former aides to Tony Blair among its advisers.

While those may not count as strictly academic descriptions, they're perfectly accurate.

It applied strictly to the electoral count of the 1876 election, and created a 15-member commission to rule on disputed electoral votes.