The phrase "achieve a more stringent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of stricter standards, rules, or conditions in various contexts, such as regulations, policies, or practices.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve a more stringent set of safety protocols to ensure the well-being of all employees."
Alternatives: "attain a stricter" or "reach a higher level of stringency."
We tried to achieve a more stringent separation of the different Drosophila species by selecting peaks that showed a species-specific occurrence or absence.
Since the powers to achieve P value of 0.001 for the different methods are all 1.0 under two-tailed sampling, we also investigated the power to achieve a more stringent significance level in this case.
To achieve a more stringent gene list we further filtered the 4,279 genes to remove weakly expressed genes (below 1.5 X the mean intensity of controls plus one standard error), and also removed genes with a fold-change below two.
The high stringent condition was chosen to achieve a more complete isolation of individual paralogues, orthologues, and homoeologues compared with using a low stringent condition.
This bottom-up approach helps to achieve greater GHG emission cut by integrated systems design and thereby setting a more stringent benchmark to support policies towards achieving climate change mitigation goals.
However, to achieve zero commingling for non-GM seed production, or GM field trials under contained use, a more stringent approach through the use of greater isolation distances based on high compared to mean cross-pollination may be required.
Therefore, physicians need to help secondary prevention patients in particular achieve the current LDL-c targets using standard lipid management strategies, which can be followed by a more stringent treatment approach.
Because the Meridian prior imposes a more stringent constraint on the energy localization than the Laplace prior, the proposed MMP method can achieve a better DOA estimation, which is embodied in higher resolution and less false targets.
Although a more stringent cut-off for weight loss (≥5 % body weight) reduced the number of people achieving this target, a considerable proportion of people (37.9 % following TKA and 25%% following THA) were still able to achieve this threshold.
Despite the substantial de-noising achieved through our local adaptive SVD, the very low off-target coverage combined with the high RD variability informs a more stringent prior on the transition rate than previously used for WGS.
A more stringent revegetational challenge is that following strip-mining.
