The phrase "a stringent selection process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a rigorous and strict method of choosing candidates or options, often in contexts like hiring or admissions.
Example: "The university is known for its stringent selection process, ensuring that only the most qualified applicants are admitted."
Alternatives: "a rigorous selection process" or "a strict selection procedure."
17, 18 To select this novel SERM, a stringent selection process was implemented to assess its biological activity and tissue selectivity on key endpoints, which included the uterus, lipid metabolism, bone remodeling, and central nervous system function.
A stringent selection process is also vital to maintaining standards, Smith says.
Prospective teachers undergo a stringent selection process before they are admitted to the National Institute of Education for their pre-service education.
As shown in a previous study [27], our study showed that, after having submitted nonagenarian's patients to a stringent selection process, ICU physicians provided similar treatment as to octogenarian patients, namely ventilation procedures, and vasoactive drugs administration, except for the use of RRT for nonagenarians.
Therefore, it is vital that a stringent selection process to eliminate any undifferentiated ESC before applying into human trials.
A stringent selection process was used to define a list of 105 genes that are significantly (p ≤0.001) over expressed in body parts from the resistant versus susceptible strain.
RS analysis uses a more stringent selection process in which the actual enrichment score of each pathway is compared with the scores obtained by the permutation of labels an approach similar to that used in GSEA and with the scores for sets composed of randomly selected genes [ 17]. † No. of pathways found dysregulated by RS and GSEA with p-values < 0.05.
Because the demand for a PTA has traditionally not been as high as for an SPK transplant, PTA donors were younger, had fewer (if any) comorbidities, and underwent an even more stringent selection process.
A major challenge of current research is thus to understand the stringent selection process that governs the maturation and functional integration of adult-born DGCs.
In line with our stringent selection process, initial filtering required >95% of all mouse probes from all three series of polyps to show changes in the same direction as the human changes.
