Sentence examples for tested more stringent from inspiring English sources

However, as this rule was originally developed for TE copies and not for consensus sequences, we also tested more stringent parameters (Table S9).

Next month, a new Department of Agriculture rule is expected to make such tests more stringent and frequent, and thus costlier for producers.

Although Atos (which receives over £110m a year to perform the tests) attracts much criticism for its poor implementation of the policy, a change in provider may not change the experience of many claimants, since the core government policy is to make the test more stringent, so that fewer claimants are eligible.

While the results reported here support our hypotheses, it should be noted that larger sample sizes would greatly reinforce this finding, and would better allow for effects to be tested with more stringent tests.

Other combinations were exhaustively tested but more stringent cutoffs resulted in too few candidates whilst less stringent ones gave too many for our purposes.

We tested whether a more stringent binomial p-value threshold than 0.01 would improve performance, by reducing errors resulting from condition (ii).

In our study in which the desired outcome of preservation is to detect no differences, a paired test represents a more stringent test than an unpaired test.

But in 2002, when testing became more stringent, the percentage dropped to 12.9percentt.

And those results were derived in part from unannounced testing, far more stringent than baseball's.

Any test showing that individual bibs were potentially contaminated should not be interpreted as meaning the problem is widespread, she said, adding that the company's own tests are more stringent than federal standards.

The institute's roof crush tests are more stringent than the current federal standard, which requires these vehicles to withstand a force equal to 1.5 times their unloaded weight.