Sentence examples for stringent issues from inspiring English sources

However, successful, future SBTs for MBT applications demand deep insight into its existing experimental applications that underlines stringent issues and challenges, which is lacking in the literature.

Based on our first-generation reagent 4-APC, the design of 4-APEBA addressed four stringent issues in biomarker analysis.

Traffic congestion has become a stringent issue in urban areas.

Efficient removal of hexavalent chromium Cr VI) is a stringent issue which requires efficient and, preferable, reusable sorbents.

As the frequency of a converter would vary under different conditions in microgrid, the design of these functions is widely recognized a stringent issue.

Though the single-phase VSG is a voltage-controlled source which owns the advantages of the self-regulated frequency and voltage, a fast and adequately accurate synchronization process remains to be a stringent issue.

"The US government was stringent in issuing export permits for Egypt," wrote the Interior Ministry's Major Gen. Magdy al-Gohary in one of the memos, according to the Egypt Independent.

However, all experiments involving the use of animals were carried out following the stringent guidelines issued by the Max Planck Institute, to ensure the highest standards of animal welfare.

The biomaterials field is different from medical engineering in that its devices are meant for use inside the body, so regulations are stringent and legal issues are considerable, Müller says.

Other killjoys have tried to outlaw the tradition of putting coins in Christmas puddings, and insurance companies have reportedly issued stringent safety guidelines for carol singers.

The state enacted laws that were especially stringent on the issuing of absentee ballots after widespread fraud in the 1997 mayoral election in Miami led to the removal of Mayor Xavier Suarez.