As a result, in an extreme case, a face vs. checkerboard classifier might have been trained on 28 female happy faces and 20 contracting and 8 expanding motion trials (i.e., 70% of n1 = n2 = 40 trials is 28 trials) and then tested on 12 male fear faces and 12 expanding motion trials, a more strict test for generalization.
The Senate bill outlines a timeline for the traffic safety agency to develop new regulations, including a tougher rule aimed at preventing people from being thrown from vehicles during collisions; tougher rules to bolster door locks; a new regulation requiring automakers to make heavy vehicles less dangerous to people in cars; and stricter tests for front and side impacts.
Hence, we suggest using the stricter test for recessive sterility, which has the added benefit of identifying the affected sex.
All the four studies 58, 59, 60, 61 that have submitted this association to the stricter test for causality provided by FE modelling obtained statistically significant FE estimates.
However, for a strict test of GC, we need to compare each paralog with its ortholog in its nearest relative.
The answer will come in steps — better regulation and inspection of food production; stricter labor laws; more rigorous testing for pathogens, to name just a few — and eventually those steps may lead to a point where irradiation is unnecessary.
To reverse the policies of the Obama administration and unseat Democratic leaders in Congress, Mr. Barbour said, Republicans needed to win seats across the country, not just in conservative areas, and strict litmus tests for candidates would hamper the party's ability to do that.
The improved detection of conditional differences using the one second clips at 65d was surprising given that this analysis appeared to provide a stricter test of conditional differences for the 75d data, reflected in higher p-values relative to the motif-based analysis.
"I am therefore changing the test for authorisation for the use of section 44 powers from requiring a search to be 'expedient' for the prevention of terrorism, to the stricter test of it being 'necessary' for that purpose.
I strongly object to Chass's premise that "just because it" -- strict testing -- "is done for the Olympics doesn't mean it has to be done for everything and everyone else," that the test results of a World Cup should not jeopardize the players' major league status.
