Sentence examples for stringent choice from inspiring English sources

MCODE has instead generated 389 modules (named as "cores", where a "2-core" is for a clique size of 2, thus the least stringent choice in terms of connectivity which is accounted for).

Great apes are evolutionarily closer to humans than macaques, so the greater percentage of probes retained for macaques might be due to the less-stringent choice of alignment filters in our study.

More importantly, however, these discrepancies highlight the fact that we were stringent in our choice of nucleosome exclusion sequences for our algorithm.

This has allowed the curators to be stringent in their choices.

Results obtained from both sets of experiments are consistent and demonstrate that the higher penetration power of the X-rays at the Re K edge is a viable option that gives less stringent requirements in the choice of reactor material and X-ray window material.

We seem to apply much more stringent criteria to our choice of car than of partner and are more demanding of blameless pieces of machinery than we are of ourselves.

When that happens, there is no way we can avoid comparing the rights involved as more or less stringent and making certain choices between them.

Moreover, the use of non-stringent criteria in the choice of subjects could have led to the enrolment of individuals with subclinical AITD, thus resulting in relatively high levels of TgAb causing the raise of the 97.5th percentile of the reference value distribution platforms [32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37].

Techniques with less stringent requirement will be first choice for virtual cell formation.

This choice constitutes a stringent criterion for the polyphyly of the patient's sequences.

Only the choice of more stringent criteria for LCC increased the efficacy to 78%.