Only a quarter of companies actually respond.On the other hand, FTSE4Good comes under fire for using less stringent criteria on policy and performance in an attempt to broaden its constituents.
As shown in the table, ISPO and MSPO have less stringent criteria than RSPO, which in some instances requires companies to go beyond the national law.
These authors also argue for permitting substitution of grandiosity for elation, and others (Akiskal et al. 2003) have proposed less stringent criteria for psychomotor acceleration.
Following iTRAQ-labeling and LC-MS/MS analysis on an LTQ mass spectrometer, 570 proteins were identified and 107 of them were regarded as differentially expressed using less stringent criteria (e.g. fold-change > 1.3, no limitation for p-value).
While there are those who feel that only the most scientifically rigorous methodology must be employed if one hopes to draw meaningful conclusions, others feel that less stringent criteria in terms of comparison groups can yield meaningful inferential results.
The Prime Minister asserted it would be "reckless" to adopt less stringent criteria, though such criteria can be "refined further over time".
However, analysis at less stringent criteria would have a much higher risk of wrong contigs.
With the less stringent criteria, we determined the ratio of upstream sequences with a putative RBS to be just below 50 percent (IMG: 48.2%, RAST: 47.7%, JCVI: 48.7%).
Less stringent criteria were used for calling control tissue variants with a minimum of one variant read and a minimum coverage cutoff of 5.
Other studies used less stringent criteria for the replication of genome-wide association findings, and based their conclusions upon a single independent case control sample only [14], [17].
A less stringent criteria identified 244 contigs that showed greater than 1.5 fold changes in expression level (p<0.05) (Table S8).
