Sentence examples for take a stringent approach from inspiring English sources

We decided to take a stringent approach to candidate pruning and eliminated candidates that did not reduce the percentage of EGFP-positive cells by more than 10% compared to the average for a LacZ control.

From the statistical point of view we have been able to take a stringent approach, and as such, less than one of these findings is expected to be a false positive (examination of Fig. 2 indicates that there are numerous false negatives).

It is non-intrusive for those who have clearly played by the rules, but takes a stringent approach to calculating the wealth of those who may have underpaid taxes through aggressive tax avoidance".

"So if they do take a stringent view, it will definitely affect our relationship".

A Senate bill takes a less stringent approach and does not cut the number of weeks workers can receive benefits.

To get closer to doing just that, researchers led by William Martin, an evolutionary biologist at Heinrich Heine University in Dusseldorf, Germany, took a more stringent approach to identifying genes that were likely inherited.

In "Cheers," Ms. Isaacs takes a less stringent approach, pairing Damien Rice's songs with fitful, temperamental movement to relate a tale of unreciprocated love.

The Senate is taking a less stringent approach in its bill, choosing not to reduce the number of weeks or tie benefits to the unemployment rate.

Mr. Bloomberg, who has been courting the support of the city teachers' union, took a less stringent approach to ineffective teachers than some of his opponents had, putting more emphasis on training than on ways to remove them from the classroom.

For the tables used for GeneMAPP analysis we took a less stringent approach not limiting the number of genes by fold change, therefore using all genes that had a combined p-value smaller than 10-5.

Indeed, without a stringent approach, Europe risks doing more harm than good.