Sentence examples for stringent likely from inspiring English sources

They began with a sample of registered voters drawn from official voter lists, interviewed a sample of 1,356 registered voters that they weighted ("statistically adjusted") by party registration and used what they describe as "a stringent likely voter screen" to select 639 likely voters that answered questions about the Congressional race.

As has been recently pointed out [29], the network of regulatory interactions controlling the stringent response likely differs in detail from that in E. coli.

These stringent criteria likely yield a relatively small subset of the complete set of genes with alternative 5'UTRs, but were chosen to eliminate potentially unreliable splice predictions and alignment artifacts from biasing the results.

Most of the migrants are eager to continue their journeys toward more affluent countries, particularly Germany and Sweden, but those nations have also tightened their borders, and more stringent controls are likely to remain in place for six more months.

To control for random associations, generated p-values typically must reach "genomic" levels [15], and adopting such stringent standards is likely at the expense of weak but biologically plausible associations, especially in settings with obligate limitations to sample sizes.

Such stringent analyses are likely to detect fewer but more reliable sex-biased contigs.

In the GAL4 system the LacZ is more stringent, meaning less likely to give false positives, than the HIS3 gene.

Evidence suggests, however, that this is not necessarily the case, and although some level of reinstrumentation could occur, stringent disciplines are likely to be inappropriate.

Since the Bonferroni-corrected thresholds applied in our study are very stringent, it is likely that some QTL are missed if their effects are not strong enough.

This high incidence of protein-encoding cDNAs indicates that the procedure to filter out non-coding house finch cDNAs was likely stringent.

These results suggest that significant SNPs from the GWAS identified using this more stringent threshold are likely to be true positives.