Sentence examples for more strict case from inspiring English sources

Among studies that included all self-reported cases (11, 13, 26, 27, 33), 2 stated that validity of self-reports was reasonable (13, 33) and 1 that results did not differ substantially when using a more strict case definition (11).

There is a risk, when using less stringent measures - such as the presence of one or more of the oral health impairments - that severe oral health impairment is incorrectly categorised because these measures are less sensitive than the more strict case definition.

In a study of 51,818 participants in Denmark (Andersen et al. 2012), an IQR increase in NO2 (2.6 ppb) was not associated with all cases of diabetes (HR = 1.00; 95% CI: 0.97, 1.04), but was associated with cases who were identified using a more strict case definition (HR = 1.04; 95% CI: 1.00, 1.08).

From the factorization viewpoint, ICA can be categorized as an extension of PCA, using more strict (in some cases additional) criteria to refine the components.

Cox proportional hazards models were used to model the association between arsenic exposure and diabetes incidence, separately for two definitions of diabetes: all cases and a more strict definition in which cases of diabetes based solely on blood glucose results were excluded.

We estimated the mean levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) at the residential addresses of the cohort participants since 1971 and modeled the association between NO2 and diabetes incidence with a Cox regression model, separately for two definitions of diabetes: all cases and a more strict definition where unconfirmed cases were excluded.

The police arrangements were much more strict than was the case yesterday [May 21], for extra precautions had to be taken for the arrival of Emperor Nicholas.

By contrast, our study applied a more strict inclusion criterion in case and control experimental design.

Given our more strict curation criteria, such cases with a weak evidence are incorporated into RegulonDB only if they contain additional evidence such as the identification of the DNA-binding site for the TF (13).

Excluding these cases for a more strict definition of diabetes resulted in 2,752 cases.

Worst case scenario, more strict measures and punishment for daring to ask for changes.