In the current study, a probabilistic algorithm, which can be used to obtain correct results under comparatively less stringent conditions, is presented.
2, 18 The majority of patients in all three treatment groups reached the comparatively less stringent HbA1c target of <8.5%, which may be a more appropriate HbA1c level for functionally and cognitively impaired elderly patients in an LTC setting.
To avoid misleading signal from hard to align regions, ambiguous parts of the 28S and 16S rRNA alignments were removed using Gblocks [ 96] with settings for a less stringent selection and analyzed comparatively.
Comparatively, it is lesser addressed due to stringent requirements of high accuracy, fast response and the desirable alignment with industrial standards and practices such that the users will not find drastic transition when adopting this new technology.
Given CHINA's unique information environment characterized by stringent regulation on mass media, the comparatively "freer" Internet becomes an ideal incubator to nurture public concerns for environmental justice, an educational tool for raising awareness of public health risks, and a platform for organizing large-scale civic interventions.
Thanks to our stringent quarantine laws we also have comparatively few problems with pests, which means our fruit is treated with less pesticides than other countries.
Additionally, the sequence database applied is a comparatively small database which also requires a more stringent cutoff to exclude false positive hits.
The costs involved in complying with more stringent regulatory requirements can make mutual funds comparatively expensive to operate, too, while the fees they generate can be much lower.
However, in digital holography, the comparatively large pixel size of imaging sensors puts a stringent requirement on the angle between the reference wave and the object wave when the off-axis setup is used [ 40].
From their point of view, it makes more sense to manufacture goods in Vietnam or Mexico, where labour is comparatively cheap, than in the United States or Britain, where labour is expensive and regulation stringent.
