Sentence examples for a more restrictive criterion from inspiring English sources

We have therefore applied a more restrictive criterion and consider activity if there is a tumour regression.

After analyzing several studies, they suggested that a more restrictive criterion for the diagnosis of GDM could lead to a better association between A1C and postpartum abnormal glucose.

In order to establish a more restrictive criterion, Figure 7 can be reformulated with the concept of bicluster overrepresented in a GO term as follows.

When the DE genes in both platforms were compared with a more restrictive criterion including logFC values (PINARRAY3, logFC > 0.5; adjP.value < 0.05. RNA-Seq, logFC > 1, FDR < 0.05), 49 were found to be overexpressed in Tamrabta and 39 were found to be overexpressed in Leiria (Fig.  1b).

Because the similarities between the DR and Rapa groups might be masked by the filtering criteria we employed, we used a more restrictive criteria: > 30% change with q < 0.05 and > 15% with q < 0.001.

On one hand these studies used a more restrictive criteria, the SSI (4,6) and on the other hand women were over-represented in the sample used in our study.

If a more restrictive criteria would be applied to include only occupations for which the lower 95% confidence interval of IRR or OR is > 1, one should remember that the sample size of the original study influences the width of the confidence interval, and thus the significance of the findings.

Also, in a sensitivity analysis where more restrictive criteria were used for patient selection (use of patient identification algorithms 1 and 2, but not 3), we observed similar trends when comparing costs among cohorts (data not shown).

Our findings also support the hypothesis that patients in remission according to more restrictive criteria display a better neurocognitive functioning, which may explain, at least in part, the improved vocational functioning of these patients [ 36].

An analysis aimed at providing a summary result in a specific subgroup of subjects will necessarily have more restrictive criteria than one designed to investigate heterogeneity.

We would probably have seen a lower mortality if we had used more restrictive criteria for the low risk group (for example, healthy diet score in the highest fifth).