Sentence examples for with more strict from inspiring English sources

"This is not something that is going to be remediated with more strict anti-discrimination laws," Ross said.

This practice of tolerating relatively low-fidelity solutions in engineering applications has changed, as the design of low-speed flow devices have become more sophisticated, along with more strict efficiency requirements.

"I think his personal dream is to demonstrate that a liberal and enlightened market economy with the help of civil institutions can be successfully combined with more strict and rigid authority in the system of power," she said.

Children from families who are not poor and live in states with more strict standardized-testing and school-accountability environments are much more likely to use stimulants only during the school year compared to their less economically advantaged peers in states with less stringent accountability environments.

The goal of this test is to determine if the baseline model structure is the same for all three cohorts; further, this model provides baseline statistics for subsequent model comparisons with more strict constraints (see Table 2).

In a system with more strict requirements on the interference, the following individual interference constraints can be imposed E P 1 z sp ≤ I 0 and E k P 2 z sp ≤ I k for k = 1, 2, …, M. (19).

Prophage Finder was first tested with default parameters and second with a more strict E value threshold (1e-3).

The main analyses with this more strict exposure definition resulted in slightly stronger estimates with the same pattern related to septal heart defects, which is as expected if the drug had the side effects under study.

The absence of blinding may be theoretically associated with a more strict control of patients in the experimental group and with an early recognition of infective relapses and, therefore, with a timely treatment.

While the Orthodox rabbinate has been racing to the right with ever more strict and narrowly construed halakhic decisions, a number of thinkers have gradually been inves tigating alternatives aimed at empowering a more flexible and open approach.

Although schemes in both categories are often considered as blind, with a more strict blindness requirement, the schemes in the latter category may eventually fail to achieve the overall design requirements in an image application (e.g., image authentication).