Sentence examples for both stringent from inspiring English sources
Jeffrey Meyer, a law professor at Quinnipiac University who worked as a junior prosecutor under Mr. Durham, described him as both stringent and fair in his approach to cases.
The converters operating in such systems need to be designed to meet both stringent performance and reliability requirements.
In our study, these analyses robustically revealed a male bias for signaling pathways relevant to PD pathogenesis, which otherwise would have been embedded amongst the variations at the gene-level, and demonstrated strong pathway enrichment in mPD using both stringent and relaxed analysis criteria, while females showed some enrichment at low levels only in the relaxed conditions.
When comparing the data from both stringent and relaxed conditions there was an increased enrichment of terms in both mPD and fPD with higher variation in the female group and more consistency with allN_allPD in the male PD group (Figure S6a).
Eventminer performed better than TEES in both stringent and approximate matching, with the highest precision, recall and F-score in approximate matching: 79.9%, 73.7% and 76.7%, respectively.
Under both stringent and relaxed conditions, the CNVs occupied 671,974 bases (0.3%) and 44,892,563 bases (18.8%), respectively, of the total length of the 2,095 contigs (239,146,348 bases).
To confirm this observation, we additionally analyzed our data set by focusing on single genes or clusters of genes similarly to our previous report [12] taking in account both the stringent (FDR5 p<0.01) and the relaxed (FDR5 p<0.05) analysis criteria.
The complexity and number of inputs inherent to the both the stringent response and ColE1-type plasmid regulation (only partially encompassed in Figure 4) challenge the construction and parameterization of a comprehensive and accurate mathematical model.
Therefore we are predicting the direct physical interactions both in stringent and conventional approaches.
Both the stringent poetic form and its infinite possibilities tally well with Ms. Hammond's own predilection for systems.
Both the stringent new security checks and the popular revolt in Syria have substantially reduced the number of Iraqi refugees entering the United States.
