Thus, for example, if it is settled that stringency test 'X' accommodates requests for assisted dying, and that there exists a more stringent test 'X + 1', the space between 'X' and 'X + 1' can be cashed out in terms of lives lost that ought not to have been lost.
As expected, no reads mapped at the highest level of stringency tested, as the requirement for 100% identity would preclude any matches.
The issue is widening a rift that separates Europe and the United States on a number of environmental issues, including the stringency of testing for industrial chemicals and the Kyoto Protocol, the treaty controlling emissions linked to global warming, which President Bush has rejected.
Increasing our understanding on lesion morphologies as well as the location of bacilli among the different animal models is vital to designing different levels of stringency for testing new drugs.
In this technique, a sequential classifier is proposed wherein the classes which require stringent boundaries are tested one by one and once the tests for these classes fail, the stringency of the classifier is increasingly relaxed.
Here the data was analyzed using three different nonparametric statistical tests (for non-continuous or non-numeric data) to ensure stringency.
To test for this stringency, 'hybridization time' has been chosen as a factor, since it is effective, and it is also least dependent on other parameters of the protocol making it easy to handle according to the recommendations of Roche NimbleGen, Inc.
Any such move will necessitate ultimate stringency for the diagnostic testing to avoid incorrect classification of HPV-positive and -negative cases.
CILIOGENESIS was tested for enrichment of GO FAT, KEGG, and Reactome pathway categories using the medium stringency setting of DAVID.
