Such rapid data analysis will be essential if Thailand is ever going to meet WHO's stringent malaria elimination criterion of no more than three locally transmitted cases in three consecutive years – standards that even the USA, which had eight linked cases in Florida in 2003, sometimes fails to meet.
High expression filtering was less stringent to avoid elimination of previously characterized, high abundance, C4 'marker' transcripts.
More importantly, as shown by our analysis of SRDS3 datasets, the similarity reduction procedure used in MHCBench is not stringent enough to ensure elimination of highly similar peptides.
Our criteria for significant expression were stringent (resulting in the elimination of 32,353 probes for which nevertheless at least one array detected significant expression).
Fortunately, sprawl can be kept under control if plant capacity increases were granted under only the most stringent prerequisites -- for example, the elimination of all illegal hookups to the sewer lines.
Applying stringent spot selection criteria and elimination of data did not improve the false positive rate and greatly increased the false negative rate.
On the other hand, an attempt to eliminate one of the two such similar sequences by using of a more stringent similarity threshold could result in elimination of most of the dataset.
And others have argued that even if we grant Machery's stringent criteria for being a natural kind, elimination wouldn't follow, as concepts are natural kinds according to his criteria (Samuels & Ferreira 2010, Weiskopf 2010).
The decennial redistricting of congressional districts is one of the more contentious tactics, which also include stringent new voter identification laws and the elimination of early voting, that Democrats accuse Republicans of using to disenfranchise key Democratic voting blocs, particularly racial minorities, in advance of the 2012 presidential elections.
