Sentence examples for stringent assessments from inspiring English sources

"I thought the whole application process was madness," she says, referring to the 100-person wait lists, early application deadlines and stringent assessments for 2-year olds, not to mention the cost.

We reduced variability in the arterial stiffness and BP response by examining the effect of two daily doses of vitamin D (400 IU/d versus 4,000 IU/d) for 6 months with very stringent assessments.

Claimants undergo a more stringent assessment, the Work Capability Assessment, and if assessed as able to undertake work related activity receive a lower level of benefit than those judged unable to work because of sickness, conditional upon their participation in return to work activities [ 9].

Compared to the PMPL and ESMI, the IOJ method gave the least stringent assessment results, with 22% of lakes failing to meet the environmental objectives.

The braiding process allows for versatility in the production of end products; such an advantage in the production process requires stringent assessment and quality control of the end product, or accurate modeling and design of components.

A good response to the treatment requires a stringent assessment of the gene status in tumours; only patients whose tumour shows a high expression of the protein or an amplification of the gene are eligible.

In addition to expression defined by Detection calls, a stringent assessment of prominence-specific expression was obtained by applying the limma package [15] of BioConductor [16] to the Signal values at each time point.

A good response to targeted therapies requires stringent assessment of the tumoral gene status.

Research projects emanating from quality registries must undergo the same stringent assessment by the EC as other registry-based studies.

The strong association between assessment and the perceived importance of anatomy was underscored by students uniformly calling for a more stringent assessment process.

This is a challenge in view of the fact that decisions with high-risk consequences require greater competence and more stringent assessment [ 18].