In a review of 15 rigorous studies on withdrawal symptoms, for example, participants' average age was 38.
They found only 11 rigorous studies of such inducements, which varied from cash and small gifts to coupons for infant formula combined with education, support and counseling.
An earlier review of 57 "rigorous" drug court evaluations around the country, led by Steve Aos of the Washington State Institute for Public Policy, found that recidivism was reduced on average by only 8percentt, but with wide variation.
The response variable, namely, the factor of safety (Fs), is calculated using a 3D rigorous limit equilibrium method (3D RLEM).
Alternative numerical modelling methods exist: finite difference time domain (FDTD) [35, 36], boundary element method (BEM) [37, 38], rigorous couple-wave analysis (RCWA) and others.
(2) Rigorous methods of texture analyses, based on spherical harmonics, have been applied to produce "complete, recalculated" pole figures based on diffraction data from five incomplete pole figures.
In order to analyze the spatial distribution of photo-generated charge carriers, the optical generation rate was computed with a three-dimensional (3D) rigorous coupled wave analysis (RCWA) tool developed at IMEP-LAHC[44].
Furthermore, as advanced simulation methods summarized by (Wood et al. 2015), rigorous simulation techniques, such as direct simulation, Monte Carlo method, and Molecular dynamic simulation, are very computationally expensive (Moghanloo et al. 2015; Yuan et al. 2015).
Despite the promising research that has been conducted using multimodality inputs [28] and in distinguishing Parkinsonian subtypes [29], rigorous tests on a range of realistic clinical data are lacking.
Thin-sheet inverse schemes are favored for their quickness and inexpensive computational cost (Holstein et al. 2010) but have much reduced applicability compared to 3D rigorous inversions (e.g., Li and Oldenburg 1998; Zhdanov et al. 2004).
