Sentence examples for stringent rejection from inspiring English sources

Several heat shock encoding genes do display evidence of diversifying in wBm under less stringent rejection criteria (see Additional file 1).

Selection on genes in these same pathways was also detected in wBm, but under less stringent rejection criteria (see Additional file 1).

Additional genes in the heme biosynthesis pathway were also identified in both wBm and wMel when less stringent rejection criteria were applied (see Additional file 1).

The analysis showed strong correlation amongst the genes; even at a stringent non-rejection rate threshold of 0 · 15 (at q = 35) over 90% of the genes had at least one interacting gene partner (Table  1).

Reject the rejection.

While advocates of abortion rights hailed the Senate's rejection of the stringent restrictions on abortion, the vote is unlikely to be the final word on how the issue is dealt with in the health bill.

In addition, the requirements for camera sensitivity and stray light rejection are significantly less stringent.

The FDR controls the expected proportion of false positives among all rejections, providing a less stringent control of the Type I error [ 4].

One of the biggest surprises of the night was Mississippi's rejection of a far-reaching and stringent anti-abortion initiative known as the "personhood" amendment, which had inspired a ferocious national debate.

Poland's transformation inspired the rejection of communism in the region, but the stringent economic reforms initiated under Mazowiecki led to his bitter defeat in the first popular presidential vote in 1990.

Disposal in several EU low-level repositories is also considered; rejection of metal streams is found to be due to stringent limits on Nb-94 and C-14 activation products.