Sentence examples for stringent direction from inspiring English sources

The highly structured teamwork process, i.e. stringent Direction, was perceived by some as initially demotivating as autonomy was reduced.

LG1 and LG6 appeared to have adverse orientations with the peach chromosomes (Ch6 and Ch8), which were nominal since, there was no stringent direction of the markers during linkage mapping.

Using the stringent criteria on wind speed, direction and steadiness, we are able to subsample the dataset in which the sonic anemometers are positioned near the edge of the turbine wake.

As reported above, there is, however, first a need for cross-validation of the findings in prospective designs and for more stringent tests of the causal direction of the relevant mechanisms.

Using single crystals, the amplitude of the motion can be measured in specific crystallographic directions, providing a stringent test of lattice dynamical models.

As we will see, direction is a less stringent condition than bearing constraint.

Now, Daniela Saadeh and Andrew Pontzen, cosmologists at University College London, and colleagues have ruled out special directions with the most stringent test yet.

The British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons said the new guidance was a "step in the right direction" but called for more stringent recommendations on cosmetic surgery advertising.

Some privacy advocates seem determined to move the U.S. in the direction the European Union has charted with its "data directives" and more stringent privacy controls.

While critics often accuse the F.D.A. of letting unsafe drugs on the market, this case points to pressure on the agency from the opposite direction — patients who say it is too stringent in approving drugs for serious diseases.

The deviation in the latitudinal direction is more important because of the stringent requirement of ecliptic distance discussed in Paper 1.