Therefore, the current study used stringently defined ER α-negative tumours and so was enriched for a generally more aggressive group of breast tumours.
Both Velvet and CLC produced significantly fewer contigs, with average reductions ranging from 48% in Velvet to 35% in CLC, when using stringently trimmed data.
Here, we use a stringently selected set of subjects to report suggestive association of SNPs in GH1 with fetal growth restriction.
The laws are there, but they are not always used as stringently as they might.
The major tool of structuralist psychology was introspection (a careful set of observations made under controlled conditions by trained observers using a stringently defined descriptive vocabulary).
These data indicate that in the absence of known dates of infection, CD4 slopes can be used to stringently delineate participants into distinct disease progression groups.
SAM was used to stringently select (FDR<0.05) statistically significant genes.
Using all stringently filtered peptides, 6928 unique proteins were identified from 82 LC-MS/MS runs at a false discovery rate (FDR) of 1%.
Similarly, for HCT116, OPTIMA results were 1.7 times better than Gentig results, and corresponding improvements were also obtained using the stringently filtered datasets.
Reads derived from sequencing templates of cultivars Jesup (Continental morphotype) and Prosper (Mediterranean morphotype) were assembled individually de novo using parameters stringently designed to assemble contigs representing sub-genomes within the hexaploid.
