Sentence examples for more strict classification from inspiring English sources

Compared to prevalence values reported in previous studies, those found in our study for pure cortical, nuclear, or PSCO types were lower, whereas more cataracts were classified as the mixed type, possibly because we used a more strict classification system for evaluating the risk factors associated with the pure subtype.

To avoid this, we utilized more strict criteria for classification of skin flora as pathogens.

Due to development this sound classification scheme, more strict requirements could be voluntary applied to low-rise dwellings by application acoustic classes designed for the high-rise apartment buildings.

The differences in the percentage of papillary and follicular carcinomas may be attributable to a more strict application of the histopathologic WHO-classification in our department.

This means that the proposed method delivers more stable classification results when using the more strict LOPO-CV.

When applied to two recent lists of drivers, we found that, even under strict classification conditions, OncodriveROLE was able to classify more drivers than the 20-20 rule and the Tuson machine learning algorithm.

More strict definitions and photo references with the categories indicated may be helpful in the classification of variables like soiling and wounds.

Such a classification is intended more as a guide to the quality of evidence for the leishmaniases in an area, rather than as a strict classification of certainty.

However, considering the large number of mRNAs regulated by each miRNA, it is very likely that two or more genes from different molecular pathways may be altered in their expression and, considering the tissue specificity of miRNA activity, strict classification of cancer-associated miRNAs into onco- or tumor-suppressor miRNAs may be an over- simplification.

"Fruitarians" and "rawfooders" are yet more strict.

The Mexicans born here are more strict.