Sentence examples for more strict criterion from inspiring English sources

This shows a much more strict criterion for the location of cereal fields.

We also used a more strict criterion for ESR change between two species taking into account overlapping hexamers [40]: for any basepair change that introduces a ESE or ESS in one species, none of the corresponding 6 overlapping hexamers in the other species can be an ESE or ESS, respectively.

For determination of bivalent promoters, we wished to use a more strict criterion because we wanted a set that had strong signals for both epigenetic modifications (either H3K4me3+/H3K27me3+ or H3K4me3+/H3K9me3+).

However, other reports have suggested that DAS remission is a more strict criterion for remission and that an ACR70 response should not be used as a surrogate for remission [ 27].

The MCID was based on both the 1-SEM criterion (which makes the assumption that meaningful improvement or worsening has occurred if the change is plus or minus 1 SEM, respectively) and a more strict criterion (that is, ± 1.645 SEM) [ 39].

To generate an objective comparison, we defined a relatively loose criterion based on nominal P-values, i.e., the tier one criterion (nominal P-value < 0.01), and a more strict criterion based on adjusted P-values after multiple testing correction, i.e., the tier two criterion (FDR < 0.2).

The use of multiple-marker medicine is closer to the clinical reality in pneumonia diagnosis than more strict criteria usually considered in most clinical studies.

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

More strict criteria could be used in future studies based on our findings.

SEAD-J had more strict criteria to include patients with severe verbal memory deficits.

Eligibility for cytapheresis in the BLSA is based on even more strict criteria based on the American Association for Blood Bank Criteria for whole blood donation.