Sentence examples for stringent pilot from inspiring English sources

Last year's crash of a commuter plane near Buffalo, which killed 50 people, highlighted the need for more stringent pilot training and tougher rules about how long pilots can fly before they are required to rest.

Therefore, it remains imperative that detailed characterisation of the extent of DNA degradation and stringent pilot testing of SNP typing on either platform in historical samples is carried out before subsequent scientific conclusions and management decisions are made [ 11].

However, the airline disagreed with that contention, saying that the medical standards for pilots were more stringent.

Also obvious, you'd think, except that even experienced pilots, used to stringent self-monitoring, admit they can be taken off-guard.

The investigators also called for more stringent skill requirements before co-pilots were authorized to replace the captain at any time during the flight.

The current study found a significant association between obesity and heartburn, but not between obesity and symptom-defined GERD; however, the pilot study using a less stringent definition of GERD did find a positive association with obesity [ 6].

The organization quickly developed a plan that called for teachers to check the pilot lights every day, a more stringent safety measure than most private schools have.

Control nonfluorescent cell populations were collected in parallel using stringent forward and side scatter gating that in pilot FACS analysis experiments was found to exclude cells that were YFP positive but SST negative.

In places where environmental regulations are less stringent, there may be no pressure to innovate or pilot new methods in designing infrastructure.

During the pilot phase the lending will be subject to "stringent requirements, monitoring and reporting", explains John Tan of Standard Chartered, one of the 15 banks involved.

I had already discovered that to become a pilot one had to -- in addition to other stringent requirements -- be a commissioned officer, and to be an officer one had to be a U.S. citizen.