Sentence examples for a more rigorous framework from inspiring English sources
Rahim Kanani: Recently, you've said that we need to develop a more rigorous framework in this space to better translate views into donations, and awareness into action.
Although conceptually possible, this hypothesis needs to be analytically modeled and empirically tested in a more rigorous framework.
Instead, likelihood ratio tests provide a more rigorous framework for detecting signals of natural selection affecting protein evolution.
Given the inherent variability of expression arrays [ 13], combining both techniques for the analysis of microscopic biopsies may offer a more rigorous framework for preliminary analysis of expression data [ 14].
The current analytical framework in historical biogeography, including our ability to combine ecological niche modeling (e.g. to infer Pleistocene-Holocene distributions and generate spatially explicit hypotheses) with coalescent simulations (e.g. used to discriminate among historical scenarios [ 43, 44]), provides a more rigorous framework for biogeographical inference in this species [ 45- 47].
3 Hindle's important work on the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries has now set up a much more rigorous framework for thinking about the origins of parish apprenticeship, which must inform any future investigations.
In response, the watchdog said it had now introduced a "more rigorous inspection framework".
It is also possible that a more rigorous probabilistic framework could further improve retrieval accuracy.
Ofsted, which carried out a series of inspections during the period, said it had introduced a "more rigorous inspection framework".
Essentially, Title II provides for a more rigorous regulatory framework than other provisions of communications law, one envisioned for monopoly utilities like telephone and electric companies.
The assignment of each individual presumably related to the outbreak to one category or the other was further tested under a more rigorous statistical framework.
