Sentence examples for the strict case from inspiring English sources

For the strict case, since g is a non-constant function on Ω, we obtain the desired results from (7), (8), Lemma 6 and the above argument.

In the strict case, we only considered the longest unigene or read mapped to an individual gene.

Illnesses for 205 (67%) patients met the strict case definition for ILI or pneumonia; 100 (33%) met only the expanded case definitions.

The same pattern was observed for the prevalence of AS according to the strict case definition after age and sex stratification (Additional file 4: Figure S2).

Age- and sex-stratified point prevalence of clinically diagnosed ankylosing spondylitis (AS) in Sweden on 31 December 2009, according to the strict case definition.

The strict case definition used in the interpretation of the RFFIT assays resulted in the identification of 22 positive bat sera.

For example, in the strictest case, we do not admit singleton reads in ISV, meaning the placement constraints are much more restrictive than for DSV.

Results were similar when we used the stricter case definition of ADHD that required both parental report and medication use (Table 5).

There is a risk, when using less stringent measures - such as the presence of one or more of the oral health impairments - that severe oral health impairment is incorrectly categorised because these measures are less sensitive than the more strict case definition.

However, most of these inferences derived from confirmed cases that rely on laboratory results showing the presence of influenza virus genome in the respiratory tract of the affected individuals, selected on the basis of a strict case definition that tended to exclude less severe cases.

Regarding laboratory data, the likelihood of confirmation of influenza infection is associated with the clinical case definitions in use: the strict ILI case definition used in our surveillance has a sensitivity of 98.4%100%% but a specificity of only 7.1%12.9%% (25 ).