Sentence examples for more stringent identification from inspiring English sources

Yet we're wearing photo ID and they want even more stringent identification.

This more stringent identification procedure was employed for the whole-brain analysis since it was exploratory and therefore more prone to false positives.

This may due to our more stringent identification method of applying InterPro accessions in pre-selection.

Alabama, Mississippi, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia have more stringent voter identification laws this year.

More stringent systems of identification involving social security numbers could endanger user anonymity an aspect of the Web that she argues is essential for free speech.

Patrawala et al. therefore legitimately reasoned that their experimental setup was more stringent for the identification of putative CSCs [ 46].

Because of this, and our employment of more stringent criteria for identification of group-specific proteins, the number of such proteins is considerably smaller than indicated originally [ 23].

Recently Doss et al. [ 11], gives a lower bound estimate of the true positive rate for the BXD cross (64%); we have used more stringent thresholds for identification of putative cis-eQTLs in our study to increase the true positive rate, so we anticipate the true positive rate would be higher than 64%, but the exact number is not known.

For potato and tomato, the percentage of sequences (39 47%) for which putative orthologs could be identified was lower than the percentage of sequences with significant matches (76 78%), indicating that the identification of orthologs is a more stringent approach for the identification of transcripts with a conserved function.

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While NGS assays will undoubtedly increase novel allele identification, more stringent DNA sample requirements may be necessary for this new technology.