Interviewer question-taste (3%) reflected one assessor marking generously on a particular question and stringently on a different one.
Reviews tend to cover a group of models for a disease rather than focusing on one model, providing good information on the breadth of the field but not the information necessary to stringently evaluate a single animal model.
If one stringently follows the unbiased counting rules and has a consistent labeling protocol, it is striking how quantitatively reproducible the results are from one EM grid to the next, and from experiment to experiment by this simple approach.
Everyone is focused on costs, and doctors are being stringently measured on cost and efficiency.
Insomnia may be defined as simply self-reported "difficulty sleeping" on one or more nights in the previous month or more stringently using, for example, the DSM-IV criteria of primary insomnia which excludes insomnia associated with psychiatric or physical illness [ 1- 8].
Would peanuts or kiwis be approved if they were the result of GM? Never, because of the high prevalence of allergy causing proteins, but they get a free pass in our current system that regulates GMO crops more stringently than conventional ones.
We chose to calculate two separate datasets using SAM (one not stringent, and one stringent) to circumvent the issues that a stringently ascertained dataset might miss relevant pathways (because too few genes are entered in the analysis) or that a larger, less stringently selected set of genes would contain too many false positives.
Whether or not one likes one's subjects, she said, "honest criticism involves a level of separation," one she claims to stringently observe.
For each population, we created three maps: one from stringently filtered SNPs, one from moderately fileted SNPs, and one mapping GBS sequencing tags back to the stringently filtered map (Supplementary Code 2).
The only rule I've seen stringently enforced is the one against sleeping; the second someone nods off over his book a guard appears to say, "Excuse me, sir".
