However, more stringent criteria of 75% nt and 88% aa identity have been suggested for routine typing (3 ).
However, more stringent privacy guarantees can reduce data donors' fears about data abuse and increase the participation rate.
The pipeline reports any genic variant that affects a known natural site or a cryptic site where R i,initial or R i,final are ≥ 0 bits and Δ R i ≥ 1.0 bits, however more stringent criteria for selecting variants with significant information changes can be applied.
This approach leads to some loss of reads that map with one end to the UTR of a gene where UTRs are not yet annotated; however, the more stringent counting also prevents spuriously mapped reads from being counted.
In principle, the latest passive safety designs, by reducing the number of pumps, valves, and pipes, should yield a cost saving; however, other more stringent safety standards might raise construction costs.
In the case of NLR, however, the more stringent requirements placed on the input function (i.e., in addition to the area under the curve, the detailed shape of the peak is needed) resulted in good CMRglu estimates for only seven out of nine subjects and incorrect (with an average slope of 0.76) estimates in the other two.
However, the more stringent criterion should be used with caution in late stage AIDS, where p24 and p31 antibodies decline [27], or for screening blood donors.
However, for more stringent thresholds, the reduction in power is more noticeable.
However, the more stringent the model was the less spurious background associations were detected.
However, a more stringent PCC threshold was avoided, as further filtering has been implemented by selecting gene pairs that were correlated across all three datasets.
However, the more stringent 10 mm cutoff is more appropriate in this TB-endemic setting [ 18], given the potential for cross-reactivity with BCG vaccination and resulting misclassification, so the 10 mm cutoff was used for all further analyses.
