When she used a more stringent criterion — five or more copied words — the incidence of unacknowledged borrowing hit 100 percent.
For example, one salesperson may define a request for a price quote as a proposal, whereas another may have a more stringent criterion like the client identifying budget constraints.
However, when it is used in a cascaded form the step size can be increased enormously and this permits the forced response to be generated to satisfy resolution criteria rather than the more stringent criterion required for stability.
Based on this more stringent criterion, the maximum injectable dose per scan derived by organ harvesting would be 532 MBq per subject (543 MBq dynamic single).
Feferman 1999 takes this to be a strong reason for preferring a more stringent criterion for logicality: one on which the behavior of a logical connective on one domain connects naturally with its behavior on other domains.
This more stringent criterion appears to reduce the number of false positives by nearly 20%.
Thus, any p-value reported less than 0.004 passed a more stringent criterion for significance and is therefore more noteworthy.
For pathway analysis of differentially expressed genes, we applied a more stringent criterion of including only genes with a FDR of q-value less than 0.1.
However, the more stringent criterion should be used with caution in late stage AIDS, where p24 and p31 antibodies decline [27], or for screening blood donors.
Therefore, selection was performed by applying a more stringent criterion, where only those genes with differences in expression levels having a p value of less than 0.01 and a two-fold variation being selected.
Positive threshold values (Th) were defined as OD mean+5 SD of the normalized blank and negative control leaf tissue values, which is a more stringent criterion than the manufacturer's.
