Sentence examples for stringent scale from inspiring English sources

The 13-inch's battery life is now seven hours rather than five hours on the older model even when graded on a more stringent scale.

The facet level presented in Figure 1 is not supposed to be used independently (i.e. like sub-subscales) but is defined to facilitate conceptual clarity and to ease stringent scale and item construction.

Utilizing a simple modified PONV scale allowed the incorporation of patients who may have not qualified as PONV in more stringent scales.

In contrast to conventional bulk device design, this work shows that the wire diameter does not necessarily follow the common stringent scaling rule.

The three-dimensional III-V nMOSFET device technology developed illustrates great potential and is promising when the CMOS technology is pushed toward more stringent scaling in the foreseeable future.

That would fall in the "moderate" range based on U.S. EPA standards but would be considered "excellent" under the Chinese government's less-stringent scale.

Almost since the day he took over the school system in 2002, Mr. Klein has railed against what he calls the three roadblocks to creating a meritocracy among schoolteachers: seniority rights, tenure and stringent pay scales.

Because of frequent hypoglycemic episodes, a less-stringent sliding scale insulin protocol is used to maintain serum glucose levels between 80 and 160 mg/dL after elevations >180 mg/dL.

Identification of single molecules from a highly complex mixture such as plasma requires a combination of separation techniques to reduce complexity and a stringent large-scale screening method.

Union officials say the 1,800 workers here walked out after Bridgestone, a Japanese company that acquired Firestone in 1988, began making stringent demands to scale back the work force, pay and vacation time, among other things.

The conventional multiple correction methods, such as Bonferroni, are considered by some to be too stringent for large-scale studies [ 69, 70].