Sentence examples for stringent indeed from inspiring English sources
Because there is less money to go around, the terms for getting help are stringent indeed, underlining just how desperate recipients are.
This suggests that BreakDancer/Pindel was less stringent; indeed, with more sequence data, there were 9.7x more MPG indel calls in SHS-PE compared to SHS-PE low, whereas there were 4.6x more BreakDancer/Pindel calls.
It has long seemed resigned to having to undertake more stringent emissions-cutting, indeed its recent heavy investments in renewable energy and energy-efficiency schemes suggest it foresees profits in this.America has reason to be glad of the outcome.
In contrast, a sufficiently stringent MCL can indeed restore the desired cross-subsidization from low risks to high risks while all insurers make zero profits.
Indeed, stringent testing conditions are essential to achieve satisfactory levels of precision (De Vries 2007; Muller and Bird submitted; Pi-Sunyer 2002; Venn and Green 2007).
However, this would be an excessively stringent criterion, and indeed would not identify any genes in this dataset.
He later admitted that it was, indeed, more stringent than similar laws elsewhere.
A Qingdao spokesman told the South China Morning Post that the airline did, indeed, have stringent weight requirements, but denied any employees had been grounded or sacked.
A more stringent fiduciary standard will indeed be established in the wave of new regulation to come, but I cant help but think we have all missed an opportunity to be proactive and client-centric in this debate.
Indeed, the stringent cut-off used in this study led to the assignment of slp1 as a member of the 27% of genes that have uniform Pol II association in the blastoderm embryo.
Indeed, in stringent hybridization conditions, DNA HCR amplifiers engineered to operate in permissive conditions produced no detectible signal in situ.
