Sentence examples for a more stringent filtering from inspiring English sources

We recommend controlling for homopolymer false INDEL calls with a more stringent filtering criteria.

To eliminate these, a more stringent filtering threshold is implemented that increases false-negative rates.

We used only repeats that have been annotated by RepeatMasker in both of the species relevant to each calculation [ 6] – a more stringent filtering method than other approaches.

To compare and contrast metabolite binding preferences better, we constructed sub-networks (Additional file 1: Figure S5B,C and Figure  6A) from a more stringent filtering, and included only high confidence and validated metabolites.

Characteristics of the patients are depicted in supplementary Tables 1 and 2. Following the recent recommendations on quality control standards (Sklar et al. 2008), we imposed a more stringent filtering criterion based on heterozygosity to the GWAS described above.

However, for larger ⊝ values, the IQR was even further decreased, which showed that the estimation for the number of expressed genes was even more stable for larger expression threshold values, corresponding to a more stringent filtering for expressed genes.

If a more stringent filter is applied, by removing annotations with three characters or less, recall drops by 12.6 percentage points while precision only improves slightly, by 2.6%.

A broad analysis was performed with proteins of ICP at least 0.1, and a more stringent filter was applied by using an ICP of 0.5.

For that reason a more lenient filter has to be applied in the current study for homozygous SNPs, which can be found in the haploid genes, and a more stringent filter requiring higher depth for heterozygous SNPs.

Using ' q-gram filtering', which considers the number of k-mer matches within a region of dynamic programming alignment matrix, can provide a more stringent filter for candidate matches than single seeds (Rasmussen et al., 2006).

However, comparison of the Figs. 7(a) with 7(b) reveals that propagation through a turbid slab of a fixed thickness consistently provides a more stringent filter for coherent amplitude as compared to polarization.