Sentence examples for a very conservative method from inspiring English sources

For this reason we clustered proteins using a very conservative method.

Since GRAMMAR is supposed to be a very conservative method, the difference observed between expected and obtained type 1 error rates may be surprising.

In practice, split decomposition is a very conservative method, in the sense that a split will only be present in the output if there is global support for it in the given data set.

Furthermore they note that the Bonferroni correction is a simple but very conservative method.

In a very conservative approach (Method I), we only considered variants detected at a frequency higher than 1%.

To adjust p-values produced by the Fisher's exact test, three approaches were used: (a) Bonferroni, and (b) Benjamini and Hochberg corrections, which are very conservative methods for controlling the false discovery rate, and (c) a resampling procedure.

As Ozsolak et al. mentioned in their supplementary methods "This method gives a very conservative definition of peak and trough heights and eliminates many false positives".

Orthologs between the two seagrass species were determined by using a very conservative reciprocal best BLAST hit method on the protein sequence level.

To sequence the same amount of data, but producing only two reads (i.e., forward and reverse) per locus, using traditional Sanger methods (assuming a very conservative error rate of 5%) at a cost of $2.50 per read (including cycle sequencing) the cost is $40,950.

We applied a very conservative methodology to detect some of these duplications (see "Methods"); with this method, two or more cassava sequences sharing their best hit in at least two other genomes are considered as potential in-paralogs.

As the SLAC method tends to be a very conservative test, the actual rate of false positives (i. e. neutrally evolving sites incorrectly classified as selected) can be much lower than the significance level [ 67].