Sentence examples for too stringent for from inspiring English sources

But these specifications were too stringent for the many products, from soups to pizzas, that include fruit and vegetables among other ingredients.

The claim that the hierarchy requirement is too stringent for scientific kinds has been defended by Khalidi (1998) and Tobin (2010b).

The conventional methods for the accurate determination of contact area are generally limited to ratios of Young's modulus over yield stress, E/σy < 30 for elastic-perfectly plastic materials, which is too stringent for most materials.

Recently, improved methods for chemo-enzymatic synthesis of glycosyl donors has spurred the characterization of natural product glycosyltransferases (GTs), revealing that the substrate specificity of many naturally occurring GTs as too stringent for use in glycodiversification. Protein engineering of natural product GTs has emerged as an attractive approach to overcome this limitation.

While he recognizes that the demands of scientia are too stringent for the new, experimental science, Locke does not seriously entertain a radical skepticism, finding "a very manifest difference between dreaming of being in the Fire, and being actually in it".

However, it cannot be taken to be automatically relevant to the practice of reasoning in the Middle Ages: the logical metatheory (that of the syllogism) is far too restrictive, and the conditions placed on scientific demonstrations are far too stringent, for it to be a plausible description of very many actual processes of reasoning, in the Middle Ages or at any other time.

For AC, too stringent restrictions for accepting new/handoff connections will reduce the CFR at the cost of deteriorating CBR, CDR, and resource utilization.

"We argue that when examining an array of nominally positive findings, statistical stringency alone does not permit us to determine which findings are by chance and which are not, and therefore, setting too stringent cutoff for Type I error criterion for association decreases power to find real associations".

Too small a percentage suggests too stringent requirements for performing a kidney biopsy.

ChIP-seq data is imperfect, however, so we regarded that criterion as too stringent – especially for questions of co-localization.

While some models caution us against too stringent cutoffs for initial CDM composition [ 17], milder cutoffs that are combined with a cross-platform analysis appear to be a promising direction that requires further efforts.