New signals and maneuvers were adopted relatively smoothly, while more stringent gunnery standards proved more difficult to achieve.
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.
While the clustering parameters allowed for grouping of relatively divergent sequences, the assembly process was more stringent, and thus typically generated multiple contigs from a single cluster.
Despite noticeable reductions in blood pressure in both arms of the VIPER-BP study, a relatively small proportion of participants achieved these more stringent blood pressure targets; the classic target of ≤140/90 mm Hg being far more attainable.
In case of Lasso, only 10-fold cross-validation was computed in the inner loop since Lasso is a relatively stable model selection algorithm so that the more stringent LMO-CV schemes are not needed [27].
In order to take the current more stringent glycaemic goals and the relatively recent use of insulin titration algorithms into account, the search was limited to studies published between April 1999 and April 2009.
This criterion, however, supports much more stringent policies in models that assume relatively high risk aversion and that assign a significant probability to the hypothesis that climate change might inflict catastrophic damages.
In reality, the organization may have seen it as a relatively painless way to head off growing calls for new, more stringent gun-control legislation.
The relatively low core genome reported in this study may reflect the more stringent approach used to compute the core genome (Section "Microarray data analysis and comparative phylogenomics").
