Sentence examples for stringent and effective from inspiring English sources

The privacy policy posted on the Victoria's Secret Web site promised that customer data "is maintained in private files on our secure Web server," and that "we provide stringent and effective security measures on our Web site".

Our conclusion is that quality control for such domains either does not exist, or is much less stringent and effective than that for soluble proteins.

Forty-seven oft of 50 SNPs (94%) were verified according to Sanger sequencing, showing that the applied bioinformatics analyses were stringent and effective.

At higher levels of the preventability index the bound on Q in expression (1) becomes less stringent, and effective monitoring using the SMR will be correspondingly more feasible.

All the above evidences indicated the selection methods used in this study are stringent and effective for screening for the seed-specific genes in wheat.

It provides a more coherent approach to partnerships, including coordination with other organizations, stringent evaluation and effective communication.

A considerable number of patients deceased in the interval between diagnosis and referral, highlighting the importance of a stringent, timely and effective referral system for this extremely vulnerable patient group.

"Before something happens in the U.S. and the developing countries, it will be difficult to make the European system more stringent and more effective".

Individual banks would have to keep more of their assets in liquid form in order that the Bank of England's facilities could be less stringent and more effective.

"This is certainly an example of what many developed countries need to do to stabilize greenhouse gases using stringent national policies and effective market mechanisms," said John Hay, a spokesman for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Bonn, which oversaw the negotiations that led to the Kyoto Protocol.

Or he could offer a vote on a bill, stripped of its record-keeping provisions, that is far less stringent and perhaps less effective but can get through the Senate, and then see if the House will dare to ignore it.