The phrase "a stringent assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough and strict evaluation of something, such as a process, performance, or compliance.
Example: "The company conducted a stringent assessment of its safety protocols to ensure compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "a rigorous evaluation" or "a thorough review."
A good response to the treatment requires a stringent assessment of the gene status in tumours; only patients whose tumour shows a high expression of the protein or an amplification of the gene are eligible.
In addition to expression defined by Detection calls, a stringent assessment of prominence-specific expression was obtained by applying the limma package [15] of BioConductor [16] to the Signal values at each time point.
Finally, a stringent assessment of assembly performance was performed by calculating the number of CCDS represented in a TA which had a >=90% CRR.
Claimants undergo a more stringent assessment, the Work Capability Assessment, and if assessed as able to undertake work related activity receive a lower level of benefit than those judged unable to work because of sickness, conditional upon their participation in return to work activities [ 9].
A serum with a high antibody titre was selected for this stability test; in future EQAs, samples with a titre closer to the limit of detection may be included for a more stringent assessment of the effect of stabilizing reagents on assay sensitivity.
The strong association between assessment and the perceived importance of anatomy was underscored by students uniformly calling for a more stringent assessment process.
Next, we performed a more stringent assessment, in which every of the 87 species was randomly truncated before reconstructing the classification tree.
A more stringent assessment of the potential of these cells is needed for publication in eLife, and the reviewers have provided specific suggestions to address this point below.
We accept that our study group was small, and for this reason we could not keep separate training and test datasets for a more stringent assessment of the multivariate models.
An interesting observation was made by senior students, who noted that, although a more stringent assessment procedure might make them study harder, it would not necessarily promote retention of anatomical knowledge.
Therefore, we decided to include all IgG exhibiting β1AR colocalization at the highest sensitivity level into functional analyses, even though a more stringent assessment of receptor-antibody positivity at the level fits better to previous evaluations and is probably more relevant in clinical terms.
