Sentence examples for more restrictive selection from inspiring English sources

The difference between this finding and that in our previous study showing an apparent neuroprotective effect of magnesium is not explained by the more restrictive selection criteria used here and may be related to a number of changes in medical practice between the 2 periods.

Additionally, we tested a more restrictive selection to prevent the inclusion of high frequency tonic spikes, considering each burst as a train comprised at least of three spikes [10], [17], [27].

More restrictive selection of patients at high risk for fractures is necessary.

In the present study, we used more restrictive selection criteria to minimize variation in the study population.

Although this study included 28 primary studies from the review by Saha et al., more restrictive selection criteria were applied in this review to compare relatively recent estimates from general populations.

Notably, the average value of FEstim calculated with the less restrictive MASEL selection threshold (M0.1) was twice greater than the more restrictive selection, illustrating the inflation in inbreeding estimates in the presence of LD using multi-point approaches.

This suggests that, while there is flexibility or relaxed selection for the tethering machinery, there is more restrictive functional selection and resulting evolutionary constraints on the SM proteins.

Accordingly, the conditions for speciation through sexual selection are much more restrictive than the first models seemed to suggest (see also Arnegard and Kondrashov 2004).

Also, in a sensitivity analysis where more restrictive criteria were used for patient selection (use of patient identification algorithms 1 and 2, but not 3), we observed similar trends when comparing costs among cohorts (data not shown).

Apparently conditions on the selection plate are more restrictive, perhaps because the single mutants must compete with the lawn of tester cells for any nutrients that might contaminate the agar or be released during slow growth of a singly mutant clone on lactose (e.g., galactose, acetate, succinate, lactate).

We hoped that a random selection of journals from this database would include not only high impact indexed titles but also smaller journals that publish trials and would therefore include a more representative selection of journals than more restrictive databases.