Sentence examples for stringent series from inspiring English sources
Biocide treatments must be applied with extreme caution and only after a stringent series of tests adapted to the requirements of a particular object.
Subsequently, the blot was washed with an increasingly stringent series of washes, using 5× to 0.1 × SSC and 0.1% SDS, which produced consistent bands with a decrease in background at higher stringency.
Samples were washed at 50 °C with an increasingly stringent series of washes consisting of 3 washes with 4× wash (50% formamide, 4× SSC, 0.1% Tween-20), 3 washes with 2× wash (50% formamide, 2× SSC, 0.1% Tween-20) and 3 washes with 1× wash (50% formamide, 1× SSC, 0.1% Tween-20).
Hillary Rodham Clinton endorsed a series of stringent gun-control measures yesterday, calling for the licensing of all new gun owners and the registration of new guns.
Monday's amputations — the latest in a series of stringent punishments carried out by the Islamists, including a stoning, whippings and amputations — drew swift condemnation from local officials.
Whoever ultimately takes over from Lancaster, therefore, should make a series of stringent demands to avoid being constrained by the white and red tape that has entangled all his predecessors.
The striker has accepted a basic £80,000-a-week deal from Liverpool, half what he earns in Italy, with top-ups dependent on a series of stringent behaviour-and-performance clauses worth up to £2m a year.
Prospective teachers undergo a series of stringent selection processes including interviews and tests by the Ministry of Education MOEE) before they are selected.
The Speedmaster had to pass a series of stringent tests before it was approved by Nasa, including temperature fluctuations between -160° and +120°C.
"The first one is slightly different in that it is subject to a series of stringent tests - simply because it is the first - that will take slightly longer.
Because a large number of participants had dropped out of the study by that time, the team devised a series of stringent statistical tests to "kick the tires" and ensure their results were robust, he says.
