Sentence examples similar to stringent expansion from inspiring English sources

He argues that the government's relentless pursuit of stringent austerity and expansion of household debt is reinforcing the risk of a major economic crash.

The independent Office of the Actuary for CMS certified that the Pioneer ACO model has met the stringent criteria for expansion to a larger population.

Stringent regulations forbid expansions in the sensitive area closest to the watershed's southern terminus.

Chick-fil-A's approach to expansion is stringent.

If the state of North Carolina can keep its moratorium regulations stringent enough to prevent expansion of the hog farming industry, biogas initiatives like Loyd Ray can be easily expandable to the corporations operating in the Eastern part of the state.

When the method is extended to the more physically relevant two-sided problem at moderate pressure gradients, a less stringent condition on the Frobenius expansion is required because the principal value of the otherwise divergent integrals associated with the method is shown to exist.

Consensus was found around multiple strategies, including creating more dedicated trials for older patients, developing less stringent eligibility criteria, and mandating expansion cohorts of older patients within broader Alliance trials.

Announcing its backing for the third runway, the government has said it would propose a six-and-a-half-hour ban on scheduled night flights, and will make more stringent night noise restrictions a requirement of expansion.

The government said it would propose a six-and-a-half-hour ban on scheduled night flights, and will make more stringent night noise restrictions a requirement of expansion.

This observation highlights the need for monitoring of the methylation status of the FOXP3-TSDR as a stringent quantitative measure of cell purity post-expansion [43].

A combination of binning and more stringent program settings reduced the degree of map expansion to a negligible level (2.8 ± 2.3%), but had the side effect of breaking up linkage groups (Table 2).