Sentence examples for more stringent method from inspiring English sources
Experiment 2 replicated these findings with a more stringent method designed to rule out more parsimonious explanations.
"It's a form of genocide," says Dolene Miller, a member of the National Commission for Demarcation and Titling, which has been fighting for a more stringent method of keeping track of land titles for indigenous and afro-descendent people.
Before preservation, the railway operated a "one engine in steam" policy, but with growing passenger numbers it became necessary to install passing loops and a more stringent method of single line control was introduced.
A more stringent method to isolate areas relevant to the SD task is to search for areas whose activities scale with the task demands.
The assay strategy with one common probe length and multiple stringencies produced a high success rate (above 90%) with method A for calling genotypes, but dropped below 40% when using the more stringent method D for assigning genotypes (Figure 4A and D, strategy 5).
Moreover, we adopt a more stringent method in identifying homologs between species by taking genomic context into account.
In 2005, when the Department of Education advised colleges to consider using student surveys to evaluate Title IX compliance, Brand urged them to use older, more stringent methods.
However, the agent seems to be killed by more stringent methods such as using the chemical sodium hypochloride, and by autoclaving for longer periods of time and under higher pressure or temperature.
Pox-like lesions or scars can be caused by injury, infestation with knemidokoptic skin mites, and/or secondary bacterial infections, and are not always confirmed by more stringent methods [2].
The p-values of individual nutrients are not small and do not survive the more stringent methods of correction for multiple testing.
Taken together, there is a need for large-scale studies that rely on more stringent methods for examining the psychometric properties of the DAS-A.
