Sentence examples for a more rigorous basis from inspiring English sources

This analysis will hopefully provide MEC stakeholders a more rigorous basis from which to determine whether there is a superior method to assess and manage the potential dangers of MEC given the current and future potential land uses.

In addition, the use of convex optimization puts existing concepts for surrogate representation on a more rigorous basis and several conclusions are drawn, particularly on the importance of specific CPTs and weighting factors of regression-based approaches.

Meeting these objectives will provide a more rigorous basis for predicting virus emergence.

While such evidence was used in a few cases, discussed below, to identify the various homologues, phylogenetic analysis was pursued in order to provide a more rigorous basis for annotation.

In the long term it might be possible to construct mechanistic models of the corresponding signal transduction pathways and other processes that might add a more rigorous basis and possibly more precision to such estimates.

Sa and Srms are very similar in magnitude but Srms has a more rigorous statistical basis.

BFFS offers a systematic methodology as a route towards creation of a more rigorous evidence base.

System diagrams, as widely used in environmental sciences and engineering [ 66], provide a more rigorous means of conceptualising complex problems on the basis of their inherent functional or ecological structure.

Unraveling the basis for this behavior requires a more rigorous assessment of the output from the molecular dynamics simulations.

Nadim et al. (2007) proposed a more rigorous approach for seismic slope stability assessment of clay slopes on the basis of nonlinear, dynamic response analysis.

A more rigorous estimation of MMP stability will need to be made in the future on the basis of a detailed tertiary structure analysis of MMPs, for example, with help of the molecular dynamics.