stringency [ˈstrɪndʒənsɪ] N no pl
1. stringency:
- stringency of measure
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- stringency of test
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2. stringency FIN:
- stringency
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Current trends indicate a further increase in the stringency, thereby adversely affecting the growth of the global disposable syringes market.
www.digitaljournal.com The multiplicity of voices adds to the stringency of performance with all the finesse of a sledgehammer.
www.thehindu.com In order to increase the profitability of their investments, they demanded more and more stringency towards their nobility or proprietary rights.
en.wikipedia.org The grant of this patent is particularly significant, as there is an increasing level of stringency being applied to diagnostic patent applications.
www.proactiveinvestors.com.au Figures like these show that, in times of fiscal stringency, there are also considerable economic benefits to this approach.
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