The phrase "a high stringency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strictness or rigor of a particular standard, rule, or condition.
Example: "The study was conducted under a high stringency of regulations to ensure the accuracy of the results."
Alternatives: "a strict level of" or "a rigorous standard of".
To achieve a high stringency of analysis, we required independent prediction of positive or negative selection by both methods.
Needless to say, these data demonstrate a high stringency of computer-generated gene profiling even when applied to a random model of host-pathogen interaction.
While we may miss some alignments involving rare non-standard introns or some Agilent cDNA clones due to our algorithm, we maintain a high stringency of matches between genome coordinates, probes, and transcripts.
We detected the CHEK2*1100delC mutation by application of diluted PCR products to nylon filters and hybridisation under a high stringency of [P]-labelled oligonucleotides complementary to CHEK2*1100delC and the wild-type sequence (5′-TTAGATTATGATTTTGGG-3′ and 5′-TTAGATTACTGATTTTGG-3′, respectively).
A higher stringency of assembly may better discriminate between paralogs, but complete discrimination may prove to be difficult due to the lack of a reference genome sequence.
On the other hand, a higher stringency of assembly raises the possibility of the opposite problem: the separate assembly of haplotypes from highly polymorphic genes.
On the other hand, a higher stringency of assembly would lead to the separate assembly of haplotypes from highly polymorphic genes [ 18].
The next level of analysis involved a high stringency assembly of the metagenome sequences.
To this end we set out to define the developmental expression of selected candidates, we selected those transcripts that were upregulated in GFP+ population (n = 176) choosing as a threshold a high stringency FDR of 0.001.
Besides selecting for the presence of the two plasmids based on leucine and tryptophan selection, we employed a high stringency selection of positive protein interactions by using 3 more reporter genes to eliminate potential false positives: histidine, adenine, and Mel1, which encodes alpha-galactosidase for blue/white screening.
