Sentence examples for stringent especially from inspiring English sources

Britain's student immigrant policy has been criticized as being too stringent, especially after one university lost its right to host non-E.U.

But from Clarke's point of view, this requirement is too stringent, especially in the divine case: if we hold that even God must have a reason for choosing to create one state of affairs rather than another for choosing, say, to part the Red Sea rather than the Mississippi River then we are ipso facto restricting God's freedom.

ChIP-seq data is imperfect, however, so we regarded that criterion as too stringent – especially for questions of co-localization.

The α and β values we use in BALBOA may be somewhat stringent, especially if we include the dataset cross referencing step.

A preliminary analysis of this study reported median values of 18% and 23%, respectively, with IMRT, and patients with a rectal V70 >15% experienced increased risk of late rectal toxicity 5. Notably, current technology can be used to achieve sparing goals which are more stringent, especially when pelvic lymph nodes are not included in the radiation field.

In WBANs, each BN with biosensors must be operated with extremely stringent constrains, especially implanted BAN nodes.

More stringent studies, especially double-blinded randomized clinical trials, are needed in different countries around the world.

In-house bioinformatics pipelines were used to identify SNVs under several stringent conditions, especially for the exon-intron boundary misalignment filter (See Additional file 1: Supplementary Methods).

In many cases no additional candidate targets are predicted using this stringent threshold, especially when there are few sequences provided in the input SBM set.

Rules regarding bad language are especially stringent.

Especially stringent needs arise because of local values and circumstances.