Sentence examples for stringent manner from inspiring English sources

One response is to suggest that the harm principle can be defined in a less stringent manner than Mill's formulation.

Since it is not possible to subsequently collect data on the performance of these BuSs in a methodologically stringent manner, in the following we only analyse the performance of those BuSs which participated in the 2010 CHE survey.

From this, it is proved that a joint use of regulation and liability is always optimal and that the instruments should be designed in a less stringent manner when used jointly.

Perhaps using the author-supplied keywords is a rather stringent manner to observe themes, but it is reasonable to suggest that it is an accurate manner since the authors select the keywords to best describe what their paper is about to potential readers and for indexing purposes.

It can be seen that the bi-binomial P-value is larger than the binomial and hypergeometric P-values, which means that the strength of association is evaluated in a more stringent manner using BBD statistics (see Discussion for an explanation of this observation).

We controlled visual stimulus properties in a stringent manner.

In short, Stirner appears to value nothing other than individual self-mastery, and he interprets the latter in a stringent and idiosyncratic manner.

It is therefore conceivable that the Brucella nitrate reductase is expressed in a stringent response-dependent manner under aerobic conditions, and further induced under hypoxia.

We were able to identify 25 novel alternative exon splicing events from 20 MB of data in a stringent, high-throughput manner.

Expression of these genes in relA/spoT mutant was significantly higher than in wild-type strain and rpoN mutant, which could suggest that this operon is regulated by the stringent response in negative manner.

The goal of this PAR is to provide flexibility for initiating preliminary, short-term studies, thus allowing new ideas to be investigated in a more expeditious manner without stringent requirements for preliminary data.