Sentence examples for a more stringent quality from inspiring English sources

We used Samtools mpileup 0.1.19 [ 37] and a custom script to obtain the read counts from these bam files, using only bases with a quality score of at least 17 (the use of a more stringent quality score of at least 30 resulted in fewer reads that we could use, and hence fewer significant ASEs that we could detect, but did not observe differences in the direction of the ASE effects; data not shown).

Here, we ameliorated that issue by using a consensus caller that is less vulnerable to reference sequence bias and by adding more stringent quality filtering (http://www.dpgp.org/dpgp2/DPGP2.html).

Two contractors operating in the Teso region, where Katine falls, also say that they charge NGOs higher rates than that set by the government because of the more stringent quality demands of the former.

Toyota responded to the new reports with a statement saying it takes "all customer reports seriously" and is "taking steps to implement more stringent quality controls, investigate customer complaints more aggressively, keep open lines of communication with safety agencies and respond more quickly to safety issues we identify".

Unlike traditional data applications, multimedia applications not only generate heavy traffics, but also have more stringent Quality of Service (QoS) requirements.

Head Start and prekindergarten programs are examples of publicly-funded programs that can be subjected to more stringent quality requirements than typically occur in child care settings.

These CDNs had to deal with more stringent Quality of Service (QoS) requirements to support users' experience pertaining to high definition video.

In this paper, we discuss whether more stringent quality controls (QCs) should be applied.

The filtered Fastq files were further subjected to more stringent quality control using the NGS QC Toolkit (v2.3) to remove the low-quality reads and reads containing adaptor/primer contamination.

Because of the reference sequence bias inherent to the sequencing technology, these analyses were repeated for sites with more stringent quality cutoff of Q40.

In addition to SNPs and individuals in the exclusion lists provided with the genotyping data, we applied more stringent quality control criteria.