Sentence examples for method and stringency from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the method and stringency of data filtering performed, the average expression of Z-linked contigs between males and females was essentially identical, suggesting the complete compensation of Z-linked genes.

To conclude, it is important to consider the dynamics among map density, QTL analysis method and QTL detection stringency, the optimization is important to gain the best performance in QTL analysis based prediction.

The complexity of the target, the method of detection (algorithm), and stringency of probability impact validation rate.

The limitation of this microarray chip method is the availability and stringency of probes on the chip platform that pair with miRNAs of interest.

However, the current lineup of commercially available microRNA microarray systems fails to show good inter-platform concordance, probably because of lack of an adequate normalization method and severe divergence in stringency of detection call criteria between different platforms.

The sensitivity of the method is limited by sequencing depth and stringency of data filtering.

In this study, the prevalence of HPV DNA was examined in a range of premalignant and malignant cutaneous tumours from 50 immunosuppressed patients (47 renal allograft recipients plus three cardiac allograft recipients) and 56 immunocompetent patients using Southern hybridisation as a low-stringency screening method and type-specific polymerase chain reaction (PCR) assays for eight HPV types.

Our method intertwines stringency level settings, biological data and a knowledge database to highlight molecular interactions using networks and pathways.

The commonly used assay strategy 9, i.e. fixed Tm, probe position and stringency, only results in a 20 70% success rate depending on the method used for assigning genotypes (Figure 4).

In addition, the stringency of our study method and prospective follow-up of a large community-based cohort for 6 years make our results stronger than those of other studies.

Such is the "credit cycle," the eternal migration of lenders and borrowers between the extreme points of accommodation and stringency.