Sentence examples for a more rigorous estimation from inspiring English sources

The application of these two proposed methodologies to several case studies led to a more rigorous estimation of the number of lags really involved in the dynamical mechanisms of the processes under analysis.

We thus seek a more rigorous estimation approach.

We chose five individuals as the lower limit, because it emerged as a natural breakpoint in our data and because this number of patients allows for a more rigorous estimation of reproducibility of observed phenotypes.

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.

Reduction in floor and ceiling effects will also be essential in domains other than physical function, allowing more rigorous estimation of abilities at the lower and upper ranges of a population and study of diverse disease populations.

Network inference on the complete dataset allows for a more rigorous and unbiased estimation of the regulatory program.

The reporting of statistical power, sample size, normalisation and missing data estimation techniques requires a more rigorous treatment.

This procedure allows us to express the values taken by the indicators in a particular agroecosystem by means of both crisp values and fuzzy numbers, the latter being frequently a more rigorous and realistic way of representing the estimations of the soil properties in any emplacement.

While a more rigorous analysis to determine the heat transfer velocity is yet to be discussed, this estimation is consistent with the conjectures of the characterisitc heat propagation velocity being on the scale of the sound propagation velocity of an order 103 m/s of both in a liquid medium [22] and in a colloidal medium [37, 38].

Albeit preliminarily, this test shows correspondence between the number of ESTs for a given gene and the qPCR estimation of gene expression, but conclusions based on this evidence must be taken with caution until a more rigorous experiment is conducted.

It will be revised next year after a more rigorous examination.