The phrase "a rigorous population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a population that is characterized by strict standards or thoroughness, often in research or statistical analysis.
Example: "The study focused on a rigorous population of participants who met all the criteria for inclusion in the clinical trial."
Alternatives: "a stringent population" or "a demanding population".
Although attempts to ascertain FASD prevalence in Australia have been made, there is a need for a rigorous population-based active case ascertainment study with high external validity, using internationally recognised diagnostic criteria for the entire spectrum of FASD diagnoses.
Following a rigorous side population assay protocol and an appropriate gating strategy (Supplementary Fig. 1) to analyse single viable nucleated cells, we detected a visible side population in all glioblastoma biopsies ranging from 0.1 11.2% of the total cell number analysed (Fig. 1A, additional examples are shown in Supplementary Fig. 2).
Despite these limitations, RDS was used to effectively recruit an urban Aboriginal population and allowed for the derivation of rigorous population estimates and data linkages that have previously not been possible.
The performance of the observer is finally demonstrated in various disturbance scenarios, using the rigorous population balance model for the simulation of the crystallizer plant.
The performance of the observer is finally demonstrated by using the rigorous population balance model for the simulation of the crystallizer plant.
By means of rigorous population and momentum balances we captured the phenomenological description of the first principles occurring in such unit.
We do not see the two approaches as competing; rather, the rigorous, population genetic nature of the phylogeographic approaches is made more explicit spatially and temporally by the ENM approaches, making for an even more quantitative product.
The Participatory Women's Group program experiences, however, have been evaluated using rigorous population vital registration and RCT designs, allowing for firmer inferences on mortality effects.
In addition, rigorous population surveys that include children are needed to identify high-risk groups of persons for targeted public health interventions (7).
More rigorous population sampling, such as multistage stratified cluster sampling using data derived from computerized household lists from Malaysia's Department of Statistics census, should be applied in future studies.
In Australia, community participation in rural areas is described as an important strategy to build self reliant and self determined communities, and in health policy terms, is viewed as central in developing locally, responsive healthcare that is based on rigorous population health needs assessment [ 10, 31].
