Sentence examples for i more stringent from inspiring English sources

This custom CDF reorganized probe sets based on i) more stringent gene/transcript definitions from UniGene database, and ii) alignment analyses performed on each single probe included in the probeset [ 30].

Personally, I think more stringent filters on photos that include over six friends tags but don't show any faces would help.

In fact, 12 was an inhibitor to GGTase-I, indicating more stringent specificity for the isoprenoid substrates for that enzyme.

"I pledge that I will never be more lenient than the review board, though I may be more stringent".

These less conserved determinants of MHC I confer a more stringent allele specificity for KIRs than for LIR receptors.

But I think I'll probably have more stringent limits as to just how far we're going to let the guy go".

Similar trends were obtained when fold-change criteria was relaxed (i.e., P<0.01 only) or more stringent (i.e., P<0.01 & at least two-fold changes).

In my own research, I have been even more stringent than IRB require- ments—I do not deceive subjects and always ensure that they are better off due to my experiment.

"I'm confident that accident would not have happened here, part because I think we have more stringent regulation," he added.

Louisville is looking for the NCAA to classify the potential violations as Level I, mitigating, which would be below a more stringent Level I classification.

I don't want to give away the exchange that follows, but I found it at once more stringent and more consoling than anything I've read this year.