Sentence examples for more stringent variation from inspiring English sources

However, we used more stringent variation calling criteria than the above study.

In this effort, we define "healthy" or "normal" as human adults without major known life-threatening diseases, genetic diseases, HIV, or inflammation at the time of blood drawing (a slightly more stringent variation than the HUPO definition in Omenn et al. [ 5]).

The reason for the higher incidence rates at the Senior level may, in part, be related to more stringent law variations, in particular with respect to the scrum, at Junior levels.

In theory, the clustering should improve as more stringent coefficient of variation cutoffs is used.

Furthermore, if weaker potential fluctuations of around 100 mV are investigated, the conditions become more stringent to resolve the variations.

Definition a) is much more stringent, because the above mentioned high variation in the control group of normal appearing adjacent non-tumorous specimens causes a high standard deviation and thereby a high threshold value.

However, given the fact that there are a large amount of known gSNPs carrying PSS at −2 to 2 (blue histogram in Figure  3C), in the current analysis, we set up a even more stringent cutoff to remove potential genomic variation sites with PSS < 3, which filtered out over 97% expressed SNPs (red line in Figure  3C).

Using the less stringent cutoff, the differences were mostly in agreement as well, but did show more variation than at the more stringent cutoff.

Likely explanations for the high overcorrection rate in the present study include the relatively short follow-up period, the more stringent classification of an overcorrection and possible variation in practice between individual surgeons.

Two tumors show variation between tumor halves exceeding the more stringent criteria of 1.0 for concluding asymmetric growth (Figure 4).

However, differences in detection rates were subject to considerable random variation and even more so with more stringent cutoff levels.