Sentence examples for stringent matching from inspiring English sources
Longfield argues the best way to tackle the problem of merry-go-round care placements is twofold: providing specialist training for foster carers – she highlights examples of such training in Ealing – and a more stringent matching process.
This comparison is based on stringent matching criteria to ensure that participants and non-participants were indeed closely comparable at least on dimensions we can observe (e.g. age, gender, tenure in the company and prior performance).
Sensitivity analyses were conducted using a more stringent matching criterion on the propensity scores (0.001).
Under the stringent matching criteria, it was found that the target numbers of both nematodes ranged from one to thousands.
However, because of the relatively stringent matching criteria, fewer than 2 controls per case were available in certain strata.
Notwithstanding stringent matching criteria for demographic and severity of illness data including mean blood glucose, we cannot completely exclude confounders.
I then used MAST to search Drosophila proteomes for stringent matches (P < 0.00001 for each motif match).
Clearly, the choice of different specialized databases and perhaps less stringent match criteria has the potential of reducing this portion.
Because this approach compares short fragments of genomic DNA against ESTs, the use of stringent match conditions would fail to detect most BES containing intron-exon boundaries, whereas less stringent conditions would increase the number of false positives.
The number of stringent matches to reference sequences went up by less than 1% in all cases (see Additional File 2, Tables S2-S7), suggesthat thet the additional effort involved in generating and combining these assemblies may not be worthwhile.
The GMAP alignment method, with stringent match criteria (using only high-quality reads, unique mappings, multiple-reads SNP support; details in Materials and Methods), produced a total of 10,778 predicted SNPs.
