Sentence examples for a stringent analysis from inspiring English sources

The value for hospitals, Elias said is that it creates a network for hospitals to share and benefit from professional reviews of medical devices — unlike the pharmaceutical industry for which the FDA imposes a stringent analysis and testing process, for medical devices there just isn't the same level of standardization or regulation.

We performed a stringent analysis that identified 305 probes (FDR<0.14%) and a less stringent analysis that identified 2,313 probes (FDR<2.67%) (Figure S5).

The sets are obtained through a stringent analysis of expression change using the software GeneSpring (Agilent Technologies).

These 6 novel candidates were selected after a stringent analysis of many thousands of sequences paying particular attention to their precursor RNAs and genomic organisation.

Pioglitazone‐treated phagocytosing monocytes were compared to untreated cells from both MS and HV, using a stringent analysis, which considered only genes where all samples (n = 4/group) displayed consistent expression levels and were significantly different from untreated groups.

Twenty-nine genes were differentially expressed between early and advanced stage of cervical cancer on a stringent analysis at a P-value cutoff of 0.01 and fold change cutoff of 2. As the number of annotated genes in this selected gene list was less, pathway analysis could not identify any of the major pathways as clearly up/downregulated.

"Conservatives are really unwilling to do any stringent analysis of why they lost in 2008.

We also conducted a more stringent analysis on a subgroup of the 18 parishes, in which >15% of the population of each parish regarded French as their "home language".

But if the book's success established Malcolm's legacy, it also created a myth that deterred a more stringent analysis of his life and work.

A visual representation of the distinctive gene expression signatures of these four compartments is shown in Fig. 2. To capture a broader view of the genetic basis of embryonic vasculogenesis we also performed a less stringent analysis, requiring only a minimum two fold change (instead of three).

8 16 17 A very stringent analysis selected the most significant genes displaying a common and equally altered expression in all samples (summarised in table 2 and shown with full details in online supplementary table S1).