Sentence examples for stringent cases from inspiring English sources

It is known that except for a few stringent cases, additive error of any 2-dimensional declustering scheme is at least one.

Aspen achieves the moderate and stringent cases with 4 °C and 5 °C, respectively, which is approximately the upper range of the regional multimodel projections.

However, as discussed, our stringent case selection criteria yielded a more uniform data set for analyses.

This is a stringent case of n-fold cross-validation where n equals the total number of sequences.

It is possible that our use of a stringent case definition for diarrhea may have missed an association with more mild gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea.

In this study, the diagnosis of asthma was based on stringent case definitions.

Another limitation is the reliance on recall for thyroid diagnosis, although we also investigated a more stringent case definition of report plus medication use and obtained similar results.

We therefore defined acute gastroenteritis using a similar, but more stringent case definition than that used by the original outbreak team.

To avoid misclassification of the main outcome variable, we applied a stringent case definition to CDI, which included a positive toxin assay.

We compared prevalence rates and their 84%% confidence intervals to detect change due to a more stringent case definition (see also Table  1) [ 26].

We expect death rates to be higher in studies or surveillances that apply more stringent case definitions; cases with only fungal colonization, not invasive disease, are less likely to be included in these studies.