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This finding suggests that the ELISA cutoff values were not stringent enough for defining DENV seroconversion in this study.

However the only statistical evidence presented by Boniotto et al. [ 13] to support their hypothesis that DEFB4 is subject to positive selection was a Z-test, which is not stringent enough for short sequences such as these.

The assignment of a SNP/gene to a particular pathway using a single population is done using a significance threshold which is loose enough to allow multiple assignments from that population, but not stringent enough for an acceptable FDR in the single population.

Thus, although the second filtering step improved the quality of the physical map, the amount of chimerical and misassembled contigs was still too high to ensure the construction of a robust physical map, indicating that the FPC parameters used for the construction of Arabidopsis WGP maps by Van Oeveren et al [ 26] were not stringent enough for these wheat data.

Some suggest that DAS28 remission criteria are not stringent enough, and that cut-off points for low/moderate/high disease activity and remission may in the future need to be lower because of more aggressive RA therapy [ 16].

This indicated that the default FPC parameters and/or data filtering were not stringent enough to build a robust physical map for this more complex dataset.

Often they are attacked for either being too stringent, or not stringent enough.

While the presence of the core motif may prove useful as supporting criterion for the identification of candidate ACs, it is not stringent enough to identify candidate ACs ab initio.

For example, the prerequisites for partial load power supply efficiency and power factor are not stringent enough, and maximum total harmonic distortion is not specified at all.

"The [emission] tests were simply not stringent enough.

Some critics say the standards are not stringent enough to prevent further deforestation.