Sentence examples similar to lenient screening from inspiring English sources
Finally, it is worth noting that only 13% of those contacted were eligible for participation in this trial, even with our more lenient physical activity criterion which screened out highly active people but retained those who needed to improve or maintain their activity level.
Though President Barack Obama's goal of accepting 10,000 Syrian refugees into the country is a paltry number compared to the masses crossing borders to Europe, and though those refugees are carefully screened, many Republicans think this policy is too lenient.
As such, the test conditions are lenient and adaptable.
Instead of replicating the various exact reaction conditions reported in each paper, very lenient settings were applied in all cases, essentially removing the screen for primer/probe vs. candidate hit Tm by setting this threshold to 0°K, and instead checking for specificity by requiring that hits have fewer than 3 mismatches per primer or probe.
To him, though, "Banks" amounts to a fair depiction — and even a lenient one of Travers, whom he said softened in the transition from real life to screen.
This research has exploited elements of randomness in the assignment of judges responsible for the screening process, implying that some applications are accepted or rejected because the applicants by chance were assigned particularly lenient or strict judges.
The screen for "store-operated Ca2+ entry" measured the dsRNA effects by percentage inhibition and used a relatively lenient cutoff to obtain a large number of hits for further validation (1,122 hits).
Britain looks particularly lenient.
