Sentence examples for a slightly more stringent from inspiring English sources
Using the contraction mapping principle the authors show that the periodic solution is unique under a slightly more stringent inequality.
With a slightly more stringent threshold of alpha = 0.01, six other CpG units remained significant, five of which were in amplicon D3.
Because calcineurin is essential for growth at 37°, we screened transformants in YPD medium at a slightly more stringent condition of 38°.
For GWAS with several million imputed SNPs from the 1000 Genomes Project dataset, a slightly more stringent p-value threshold (10−8) is necessary.
In contrast, we use a slightly more stringent criterion to check whether the clustering of motifs is appropriately performed, i.e. we include the overlaps of the predicted sites in sFP even if the sites overlap with a known site.
Filtering parameters for vertebrates were scaled relative to the number of sequences while choosing a slightly more stringent value for the minimum number of sequences for a conserved position and allowing for a higher percentage of gaps per column otherwise.
In series 1, cutoffs (Table 3 > -wrap-foot>) were derived from the analysis of a somewhat limited number of 15 control effusions, whereas the slightly more stringent cutoffs used in series 2 were derived from 66 control effusions; we concluded that the specificity of FISH evaluation was at least 97% (Fiegl et al, 2004).
MAnorm definition of common peaks is slightly more stringent than the one we used in panels A, D, G, J, M and P, hence the small discrepancies in total peak numbers.
Both trials used slightly more stringent criteria for CDP than were generally used elsewhere (a 1.0-point increase, or a 1.5-point increase if EDSS score is 0 at baseline) [ 34, 35].
Comparatively, because the mean number of crosses for families with a cross is approximately 17 (data not shown), this translates into about a 3% significance level on average per family, even α = 0.5 still appears slightly more stringent than the criteria used by Gao et al. (2011).
