The phrase "a more stringent control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for stricter regulations or oversight in a particular context.
Example: "In light of recent events, the committee has decided to implement a more stringent control on data privacy measures."
Alternatives: "a tighter regulation" or "a stricter oversight".
They allow a more stringent control of the environmental conditions, use smaller amounts of material and provide a much higher interface/volume ratio than in conventional Langmuir Troughs.
Because of promising results in a pilot study of the Headstrong program tested against a wait-list control group in young children (ages 7 12) [12], the current randomized clinical trial was developed to evaluate this Headstrong CD-ROM intervention (identical to the pilot study version as outlined in Table 1) versus a more stringent control condition – one involving active educational content.
In a two-alternative forced choice paradigm, the subject is presented two choices and must pick one (even if the observer thinks he/she did not see the stimulus), which produces a more stringent control of observer criteria than a yes/no response.
It thus provides a more stringent control for estimating the efficiency of other algorithms.
In order to apply a more stringent control over false positives, p-values were adjusted for multiple testing, which controls false discovery rate (FDR) [ 19].
As the Bonferroni approach exerts a more stringent control than the BH approach, it was used to obtain a narrowed list of the most significantly differentially expressed (DE) transcripts.
As a more stringent Control-2 we compiled 455 human regions which were broken in at least one other species and syntenic in at least one another species (the latter condition goes without saying because we only consider blocks are syntenic in at least 2 species), not including the 66 fragile regions.
The EINSTEIN-DVT open-label trial with rivaroxaban had a lower TTR of 57% than the EINSTEIN-PE which had a TTR of 63%, indicating more stringent control in PE patients compared with DVT patients.
We found that more stringent control of confounding resulted in a stronger association in the direction of lower risk of hospitalization among ATIV recipients, which was expected given the observed imbalance in relevant covariates between the 2 vaccine cohorts.
The ovarian cancer gene list derived by our literature meta-analysis thus appears to be under more stringent control than the SEREX-ovarian gene set, exerted by a defined set of transcription factors.
Generally, these types of environmental concerns become important when sensitive site-specific receptors exist or when the incremental emissions reductions potential of the more stringent control is only marginally greater than the next most-effective option.
