Sentence examples for stringent preparation from inspiring English sources

They will be taking on litres of fluid throughout the race and will have stringent preparation leading up to it.

Furthermore, for the results of these calculations to be meaningful, consistent NP uptake throughout a patient's treatment is critical, and a stringent preparation protocol would be required.

When disease-associated prion protein (PrPd) from C- and L-type BSE cases is digested under two proteinase K (PK) conditions, mild and stringent, PrPres from C-type BSE remains intact whereas PrPd from L-BSE is largely destroyed in the stringent preparation.

The study outcomes were able to overcome the limitations of stringent laboratory preparation of calibration matrices by extracting uncorrelated underlying factors in the data matrices through systematic application of PCA and factor analysis (FA).

Generating highly reliable binding sites from CLIP-Seq requires not only stringent library preparation but also considerable computational efforts.

Electron-based measurements also place fairly stringent requirements on sample preparation: scanning tunneling microscopy generally requires samples no more than a few nanometers thick on conductive substrates, and transmission electron microscopy requires samples to be electron-transparent (usually less than 100 nm thick and composed of low-atomic-number materials).

Protein markers for the cytoplasm, ER, and mitochondria were absent from nuclear preparations, consistent with stringent isolation of nuclei.

Even with the variability of the CCS proteome in this preparation (we were especially stringent in using 2 standard deviations as the limit for variability).

To improve the quality of the preparation teachers get, we need stringent standards for entrance into teacher education, college classes geared to the real needs of schools, and increased rigor of certification exams in the content areas.

This highlights the sensitivity of 454 sequencing as well as the need to keep sample preparation clean and to be stringent when aligning sequence data to a target organism.

We propose that the measurements of εrrs, εaa(i), and εaa(j) provide a stringent test for the integrity of cDNA preparations because any reduction in the number of transcripts of rrs, rpsL, rplL through degradation etc would lead to erroneously high values of the chain elongation rates.