Sentence examples for stringent restraints from inspiring English sources

We have found that the explicit representation of cross-linker not only provides more realistic and stringent restraints, but also allows better convergence for the ensemble structures, as compared to straight-line Euclidean distance restraints.

As the cross-linker cannot penetrate through the protein and can only be at the protein surface, the SASD is a more realistic representation of the cross-linker and affords more stringent distance restraint.

The deal will then define anything more stringent as a restraint on trade subject to penalties.

A majority of those times, 28 times, Congress has attached very specific and stringent requirements, many of the most significant spending restraints, things like Gramm-Rudman, things like sequestration came through the debt ceiling.

A majority of those times, twenty-eight times, Congress has attached very specific and stringent requirements, many of the most significant spending restraints, things like Gramm Rudman [i.e. the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Balanced Budget Act], thingsequestrationtration, came through the debt ceiling".

No restraints.

Rationing must be stringent.

The announcements followed the release last year of more stringent child safety seat recommendations from the agency and the American Academy of Pediatrics, which urged parents to keep children in the appropriate child restraint for as long as possible.

Visa restrictions Very stringent.

That seems too stringent.

That stringent ideal stuck.