The phrase "a more stringent condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or criteria that are stricter or more demanding than previous ones.
Example: "To qualify for the next phase of the project, we must meet a more stringent condition regarding safety standards."
Alternatives: "a stricter requirement" or "a tougher criterion".
Thus cooperativity is a more stringent condition than monotonicity, which only requires the absence of negative feedback loops.
Among these methods, Zhou et al. [7] provided a larger value α (i.e., (frac {1}{4}) for an 8×8 DCT), which provided a more stringent condition for detecting AZBs.
This shows that the D-MIAT can have a more stringent condition for generating cuts than all of the 10 canonical discretization algorithms previously studied that did generate features in all of these datasets.
Under a more stringent condition (cutoff = 10-10), 19,779 unique sequences were annotated, which accounted for 63.6% of the total unique sequences (shown in Additional File 1).
Assuming a random shuffling of independent protein domains over long evolutionary time scales is also a more stringent condition with regards to the robustness of PPI network topology against domain shuffling events.
With parameter values as in Fig. 6, specifically with D a =0.1 μm/s (central inverted cup in Fig. 9), we observe a somewhat more stringent condition in the stochastic wave-pinning regime, 22≤ than, than predicted by Fig. 3 (arrow indicates default value T=22.68).
Because calcineurin is essential for growth at 37°, we screened transformants in YPD medium at a slightly more stringent condition of 38°.
We applied the more stringent condition that at least half of each factor's items had to be answered otherwise the factor score was set to missing.
As a result of more stringent conditions since the housing bust, bankers are required to be more diligent in approving loan applications.
Figures 8 and 10 show that transfers are more influenced by this factor, as a result of more stringent conditions for being correct.
The results of Theorems 4.1 and 4.2 with further considerations by using Definitions 4.4 and 4.5 allow to obtain the convergence to a unique fixed point under more stringent conditions for the semigroup of self-mappings, as follows.
