Sentence examples for for their stringency from inspiring English sources

The programs used for de novo prediction of LTR retrotransposons included LTR_STRUC [ 54], LTR_finder [ 55] and LTR_seq [ 56], and vary in the type of structures they look for, their stringency and their search algorithms.

Half a dozen poems from Lord Weary's Castle remain anthology nuggets, justly praised for their intellectual stringency, their linguistic grace and toughness, the sense of a vast historical connectedness: past and present mingle in this work, like relatives who can only just bear each other but understand the force of blood-ties and family tradition.

It is therefore not surprising to find studies differing in their stringency for the various criteria for defining an EMT.

If their content does not account for the stringency of obligations, what does?

They also reported a high predicted false positive rate of 22% (their mid-stringency cutoff value) for SFPs detected using genomic DNA.

The court proceedings were disturbed several times by crowds demanding clemency for Nobin or stringency for the mahant.

We then evaluated potential off-targets for all the candidates by setting "Maximum" for "stringency" and "NGG and NAG" for "PAM".

Or, even worse, what if the American audience, cretins that we are, were to embrace Mr. Haneke's vision not for its moral stringency but for the thrill of, say, watching Ms. Watts, bound at the ankles and wrists, hop around in her underwear?

"The implications of that for future stringency are very important," he said.

The new regulations were approved against a backdrop of the need for "financial stringency in the legal aid system because of scarce resources".

Outside the Fed, Mr. Warsh will be better placed to make the case for monetary stringency than while belonging to the collegial Board of Governors.