Sentence examples for using a stricter definition from inspiring English sources

A 2010 YouGov poll estimated that 11 percent of American adults were serious N.H.L. fans; a 2007 Scarborough Research study, using a stricter definition that was limited to the most avid fans, put the total at just 4 percent.

So, we also measured bond length using a stricter definition, which allowed no gaps between years.

In the sensitivity analyses using a stricter definition with EPDS sum score ≥ 12 as the primary dependent variable, results remained relatively unchanged.

The lower estimate was calculated by using a stricter definition of hypertension, systolic BP ≥160 or diastolic BP ≥95 mm Hg.

12 In general, it has been recognised that using a stricter definition for treatment discontinuation results in much higher rates than when using the WHO definition.

In an additional analysis using a stricter definition of outcome (A1C ≥6.1%), the associations with the seafood and Westernized breakfast patterns were strengthened in men.

Using a strict definition of unemployment can also help give a misleading picture of the plight of the young.

In other areas of the world, using a strict definition of unemployment has the opposite effect: it hides a more worrying reality.

In addition, we confirmed our findings using a strict definition of diabetes including medication usage.

In addition we recruited participants using a strict definition for chronic and acute low back pain and used a clear definition of recovery.

Self-reported diabetes was more frequent in non-emphysematous COPD (OR 2.13, p < 0.001), which was also confirmed using a strict definition of diabetes based on medication use.