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Finally 8 CD, 8 UC and 10 controls with stringent homogeneity in histological assessment and RNA quality were selected for analysis (Figure S2).

For those sequences with a P-value above 0.05, a more stringent 5' homogeneity of 0.75 was used.

There were several statistically significant violations of the more stringent double monotone homogeneity (non-intersection) assumptions, but strong evidence of violation was only seen for a minority of symptoms in certain sites.

The T2 density profile must have a stability of 10−3 in order to limit the systematic errors, yielding stringent requirements on the beam tube temperature homogeneity and stability of ±30mK.

To ensure data homogeneity, a joint calling strategy, and stringent variant and individual-level quality control (QC) were applied for all WES datasets (Fig. 1 and Supplementary Methods 5 8).

On a more general note, it is obviously advantageous in terms of association strength to enforce stringent selection criteria in order to ensure a greater homogeneity of the tested population.

Although the Levene test showed homogeneity of variances (P = 0.175) permitting the use of a less stringent post hoc test, Tamhane's method was still chosen, since it is a more conservative approach and the numbers of samples per test group were not equal, thus not allowing for the use of a less conservative post hoc test like Tukey's HSD.

For features that violated homogeneity of variance on Levene's test of equality of error variance, a more stringent α level was set at 0.01 (cf. [ 29]).

We note that the assumption about homogeneity of the complexes, that is b is constant for each substrate, is not very stringent.

Rather stringent cut-off values were set with regard to the MAT algorithm p value as well as homogeneity in one sample group in order to flag a probe set as absent.

"Homogeneity makes blandness.