Sentence examples for stringent methods from inspiring English sources

Dr. Paabo has developed stringent methods to address this contamination problem.

In 2005, when the Department of Education advised colleges to consider using student surveys to evaluate Title IX compliance, Brand urged them to use older, more stringent methods.

Peter, who assumed (1721) the title of emperor, Westernized Russia by using stringent methods to force on the people a series of reforms.

However, the agent seems to be killed by more stringent methods such as using the chemical sodium hypochloride, and by autoclaving for longer periods of time and under higher pressure or temperature.

While the Food and Drug Administration recommends a sanitizing step like the chlorine treatment, it does not require it and some growers skip it or use less stringent methods.

It also is noteworthy that a previous study, which utilized the most rigorous and stringent methods, was the only study to demonstrate a clinical cure advantage in favor of CI administration of beta-lactams [75].

The percent of patients normalized using the stringent method ranged between 11.8% (for WMS-R General Memory Index and CPT Distractibility RT) and 33.3% for CVLT (slope and discriminability).

Experiment 2 replicated these findings with a more stringent method designed to rule out more parsimonious explanations.

For example, using this stringent method, a patient's estimated FSIQ score on WAIS-R would have to increase by at least 15 points from placebo to medication phase and be above 85 in order to be considered normalized.

The first stringent method determined the number of patients whose impaired scores (during placebo) on test measures improved by at least one standard deviation unit and fell within the average range as specified by published norms for those tests.

Regarding the percent of patients whose cognitive performance was normalized following administration of atypical antipsychotics, using the stringent method of determining normalization, on average, 20.4% of the patients' scores were normalized over all tests and 24.1% of the patients' scores could be considered to be normalized over all tests after applying the lenient method (see Table 4).