Sentence examples for very stringently from inspiring English sources
"I prepare very stringently," Moore told me.
"The letter of the law is not pursued very stringently," he said.
"Milk is very stringently tested," possibly because it is a staple of children's diets, Mr. Shafer said.
In the meantime, Athens is dependent on the E.C.B alone for financing, and the bank is doling out credit very stringently — in the words of Varoufakis, it is "asphyxiating" the Greek government.
It is found that unless copper cable transmission systems are very stringently designed and adhere to strict intrinsic safety standards, they are not suitable for use in hazardous gas areas.
Third, new, very stringently enforced regulations must be developed and implemented focused on drilling safety and reliability, along with more environmentally safe remediation techniques.
In this work, we are predicting the direct physical interaction in a very stringent way, as the source database contains primarily experimental physical interaction data and we use homology to stringently transfer the interaction data to the human-mtb system.
As a matter of fact, we are actually predicting the direct physical interaction in a very stringent way, as the source database are primarily experimental physical interaction data and we use homology to stringently transfer the interaction data to the human-mtb system.
Compared with the conventional design at 1.8 V, the proposed ultra-low voltage CORDIC processor design achieves a 30× reduction in energy consumption and only consumes 35 pJ per CORDIC operating at the minimum energy point of 30 kHz and 0.29 V, making it very suitable for stringently power-constrained applications including wearable healthcare and remote environmental monitoring applications.
These latter genes, particularly those shown in Fig. 3B, are not stringently controlled, rather their expression in very sensitive to the nutritional environment.
These findings were very similar when we examined omission errors more stringently as a function of whether the PM task of turning the counter was done only when the dial was in the green zone, with patients making omissions at an average rate of 0.36 per trial and controls at 0.05 per trial.
