Sentence examples for more strict thresholds from inspiring English sources

But the average frequency threshold must be chosen carefully: more permissive thresholds will lead to finishing TE-like elements, and more strict thresholds may mask high-copy gene families.

Using a proportional threshold diminishes the possibility of overall differences in connectivity between groups leading to network topology differences, supported by the robustness of our results when using more strict thresholds.

First, probes were more closely spaced around the standard in the temporal generalization task, and a narrower spacing of probes (i.e. a more difficult discrimination) has been proven to affect the decision stage of the timing process with a lower (i.e. more "strict") threshold in the most difficult discrimination [92], [93].

Even with a much more strict threshold of 2 kb, 44% (6,485 of 14,628 genes) were regarded to have alternative promoters (see supplementary Figure 1 of [ 13]).

Using the more strict SDR5 threshold (far right bar in Fig.  1a-d), led to a failure of the PRR to identify between 5 20 % of acknowledged ADRs as compared to using the SDR3 threshold.

Prophage Finder was first tested with default parameters and second with a more strict E value threshold (1e-3).

Therefore, we must be more strict in choosing the threshold for chemical names.

ICD-10 has more strict criteria, with a threshold number of symptoms in each of the domains of inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity needed for diagnosis.

The number of haploblock variables did not increase drastically when the D′ threshold was made more strict, and the number of variables increased at a slower rate than the number of haploblocks that were built.

Such high level above the threshold for labelling regulations suggests the need of more strict control of GMO in foods.

Daily analyses in 1999 and 2006 detected fewer clusters than weekly analyses because the threshold level for recurrence intervals (≥1 year) is more strict (see Appendix S2).