Sentence examples for stringent confines from inspiring English sources

The unSubtilis, unColi and unYeast organisms have signaled the open-ended scope of synthetic life freed from the stringent confines of the universal building blocks and attributes inherited from three billion years of biological evolution.

In a bid to encourage Tibetan girls to step out of the confines of stringent school curricula, the Tibetan Women's Football training program has also been formed.

Our analyses are therefore more stringent in that they are confined to sets of mRNAs that are more abundant than what is typically considered.

We consider false discovery worse than false negative in our RRL method, to confine the FDR well, we set relatively stringent parameters of SNP calling, which leaded to the lost of SNPs with low quality score as a consequence.

In addition, accommodation within the confines of the lander and successful egress from it over deflated airbags places stringent constraints on locomotion subsystem mass, stowage envelope, deployment and wheel design.

Although confined to the 7 facilities studied, university hospitals may have been less stringent in the formulating or implementing infection control measures, which in turn affected the overall concept of effectiveness of measures among healthcare workers.

Rationing must be stringent.

Visa restrictions Very stringent.

That seems too stringent.

That stringent ideal stuck.

Some states are more stringent.