Sentence examples for stringent identification from inspiring English sources
Yet we're wearing photo ID and they want even more stringent identification.
In late 2004, when an Iraqi militant was allowed on to an American base in Mosul, where he detonated a suicide vest and killed 22 in a dining tent, commanders ordered a stringent identification program for Iraqi and third-country citizens entering American facilities.
This more stringent identification procedure was employed for the whole-brain analysis since it was exploratory and therefore more prone to false positives.
This may due to our more stringent identification method of applying InterPro accessions in pre-selection.
Stringent identification of clinical isolates will be required to define the role of the nondiphtheriae corynebacteria in human disease.
Because of the stringent identification parameters we used, the copy number of these families could be underestimated.
The New Republic's Nate Cohn brings some data to the debate over the Republican push, in North Carolina and elsewhere, for increasingly-stringent identification requirements at the polls: The North Carolina data confirms what many suspected: Voter ID laws have a disparate impact on non-white and Democratic voters.
This followed a similar decision by the notoriously conservative fifth circuit court of appeals that found Texas's stringent voter identification law had a discriminatory impact that breaches US voting rights law.The states could appeal the rulings to the supreme court.
Alabama, Mississippi, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia have more stringent voter identification laws this year.
From unnecessarily stringent voter identification laws, limits to early voting, and limits to same day registration, to redrawing legislative districts for purposes of segregating races; the problems the VRA originally aimed to address are still pertinent today.
All of the samples were analyzed in triplicate in order to make the data reliable for statistical analysis and to increase protein coverage using stringent protein identification criteria.
