Sentence examples for stringent comparison from inspiring English sources

Considering twenty nodes and throughput of 1.2 Mbps at the AP (60 Kbps/node), we used priority class 1 for a more stringent comparison.

E. coli thus remains an outlier with significantly high robustness also in the more stringent comparison.

To enable a more stringent comparison, only single pregnancies and primiparas were selected for analysis.

This less stringent comparison identified 142 probesets to be differentially expressed, with 111 probesets upregulated and 31 probesets downregulated.

This method also allows objective estimation of cluster number, and stringent comparison between similar samples by co-clustering.

The majority of genes identified in the stringent comparison are novel targets, as most are uncharacterized or possess a CG identifier.

SWIFT and its adjunct programs have been optimized to detect very rare populations, and the templating strategy allows stringent comparisons between large numbers of samples.

A PG distribution for the spatial scattering of genes was validated by stringent comparisons of both the predicted variance to mean power function and its cumulative distribution function to data derived from chromosome 7.

Stringent comparisons were obtained after the application of the Smith Waterman (SW) algorithm (Smith and Waterman, 1981) in a pairwise manner to all predicted proteins encoded in both completely sequenced and unfinished genomes available in the public database RefSeq (version 21).

Note that the p-values remain highly significant even after using the most stringent multiple comparison correction (Bonferroni correction) since only 5 comparisons (corresponding to 5 modules) were carried out.

And the growth of unregulated mortgage brokers and other nonbank financial companies made even O.T.S. oversight look stringent by comparison.