Sentence examples for more stringent comparison from inspiring English sources

Considering twenty nodes and throughput of 1.2 Mbps at the AP (60 Kbps/node), we used priority class 1 for a more stringent comparison.

E. coli thus remains an outlier with significantly high robustness also in the more stringent comparison.

To enable a more stringent comparison, only single pregnancies and primiparas were selected for analysis.

Probably these cases represent those with very low viral DNA loads but this was a more stringent comparison than conducting the test using red squirrel tissue with lesions.

It provides a more stringent comparison of the three attentional networks, highlighting the power of the difference found in the alerting network.

To allow a more stringent comparison, only first-born children (those whose mothers were primiparous) were selected, resulting in 326 children born to mothers with ID and 340 624 children born to mothers without ID.

Genes identified as also being significant after false positives are reduced by a more stringent multiple comparison correction were analyzed using a Bonferroni correction (p = 0.05).

An important limitation is that the small sample size of the present study may have compromised our power to detect additional group differences and relations of interest, particularly in regions outside our a priori ACC regions of interest for which more stringent multiple comparisons corrections were applied.

Justice Diamond said that "NIFA's review appears to have become more stringent this year in comparison to the past," but that its actions appeared to be justified.

A more direct and stringent comparison between adalimumab and control cohorts would ideally be performed in a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial.

In the first, more stringent approach, a comparison of 44 proteins against the ePSORTdb database of proteins of experimentally verified localization yielded a rough estimate of false positives of 27.3%.