Sentence examples for in which stringent from inspiring English sources

In the present study, a comprehensive assay system was built to detect SCFAs production in intestinal bacteria, in which stringent anaerobic culture was applied for in vitro bacterial fermentation, followed by direct-injection GC detection (chemical detection) in combination with real time polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR, biological detection).

False negative rate or sensitivity is another important issue, particularly in this study in which stringent cutoff values were applied at multiple steps.

In order to overcome these problems, a second experimental strategy was employed to describe rel-dependent and rel-independent effects on global gene expression in which the stringent response was induced by the chemical DL-serine hydroxamate (SHX).

Since PC Analysis, unlike STRUCTURE, can handle a large number of SNPs we performed a second analysis in which less stringent SNP selection was performed following a two-tier strategy analogous to one previously described in the literature [ 7].

The inactivity of filasterean Csk kinases is consistent with a model in which the stringent regulation of Src family kinases arose more recently in evolution, after the split between choanoflagellates and multicellular animals.

Telomere shortening provokes the cell crisis phase, or M2, in which cells undergo stringent selection.

Combined soft and hard foods were analyzed at a different level in which a more stringent criterion was applied.

The analysis, and decision to stop the trial, were consistent with the α spending function approach to interim data analysis in which a more stringent criterion for statistical significance is used, in this case P < 0.004 (25).

Consequently, we cannot completely rule out the possibility that clinical practice on the ICU tends to select patients with the highest likelihood of survival for tracheostomy, although we matched for propensity scores, adjusted for potential confounders and performed a sensitivity analysis in which even more stringent propensity score matching was employed that yielded the same results.

While at Oxford, he wrote his satiric Historic Doubts Relative to Napoleon Bonaparte (1819), in which he attacked the stringent application of logic to the Bible by showing that the same methods used to cast doubt on the miracles would also leave the existence of Napoleon open to question.

Journalism often takes on a polemical cast in countries in which libel laws are not stringent.