Sentence examples for stringent aims from inspiring English sources
But whereas the quotation of Abstract Expressionist brushstrokes in Roy Lichtenstein's comic-strip, mass-produced silkscreen prints sought to debunk the seriousness and pretensions of painting as a high art form, it is hard to ascribe equally stringent aims to, say, Karl Haendel's multiple acts of appropriation, or to much of the other image-borrowing going on here.
This criterion, although rather stringent, aimed at minimizing error in rejecting a hypothesis of genetic monogamy.
That agreement reflects the urging from Pacific island nations and others calling themselves "most vulnerable" to climate change to aim for a more stringent target of 1.5°C, "recognizing that this would significantly reduce the risks and impacts of climate change".
There have even been discussions to aim for an even more stringent target of 1.5˚C.
But the fact that they are near-monopoly distributors makes them public utilities, and should subject them to more stringent regulations, aimed at preserving competition, innovation, and fair and open universal access".
Measures have been adopted by the dozens in the past few years, including waiting periods, parental consent for minors, ultrasound requirements and stringent regulations aimed at making it harder for abortion clinics to operate.
Many of Germany's European partners were forced to slash spending and ask their citizens to endure painful cuts to public services to meet the more stringent requirements aimed at providing long-term stability to the monetary union as the sovereign debt crisis that began in Greece spread across the Continent, threatening to tear apart the euro.
However, in the last decades, more and more stringent regulations aimed at reducing pollution and consumption of resources have been introduced worldwide and in particular in Europe.
We also defined contig groups with less stringent criteria aiming to evaluate sequence redundancy.
Further filtering of these PALs by applying the most stringent criteria aimed at selecting single-copy loci yielded 4071 potentially amplifiable SSR loci.
The American Diabetes Association ADAA) stipulates the most stringent goals, aiming for an analytical error <5% or total error (user plus analytical) <10% (7– 13).
