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He writes, "The whole universe of science is built upon the world as directly experienced, and if we want to subject science itself to a rigorous scrutiny , and arrive at a precise assessment of its meaning and scope, we must begin by reawakening the basic experience of the world, of which science is the second-order expression" (PP, viii).
A rigorous scrutiny of these phenomena using a large panel of chemically induced tumors [12] still upheld the observations of individually-specific immunogenicity of tumors initially made with smaller numbers of tumors.
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Thus, the wings of bats and birds can be viewed as analogous rather than homologous upon a more rigorous scrutiny of their morphological differences and evolutionary origins.
Thus, for a variety of historically valid, but since superseded, methodological reasons, an appropriately rigorous scrutiny of the ability of gammaretroviral vectors to transduce non-dividing cells had not been previously undertaken since the initial reports indicated lack of infectivity of non-dividing cells by gammaretroviruses [6], [7].
According to Whitfield, this is due to "the lack of transparent financial audits of contracts, secretive joint council-contractor governance arrangements, poor monitoring, undisclosed procurement costs, a lack of rigorous scrutiny and political fear of admitting failure".
Our recent experience suggests that a new approach to rigorous scrutiny of academic-industry partnerships is possible, though it is too early to tell whether it could meet the variety of needs in this area.
"It is obviously disappointing that the Scottish government has decided not to trust its own regulators and world-class engineering and scientific resource base to ensure that a UCG industry could be developed under the rigorous scrutiny of a fit for purpose regulatory regime," he said.
The quality of a scientific prediction or the accuracy of a scientific model is the subject of rigorous scrutiny , usually by the researchers themselves or by colleagues in the peer-review process that is at the heart of scientific publishing (Spier, 2002).
The researcher may test out the presentation of an issue before subjecting it to rigorous scrutiny , for example by arranging focus group interviews with stakeholders.
Several years later, the same group has suggested a more rigorous study design for the development of tumor biomarkers, emphasizing that the described design would maintain a high research quality and improve the possibility of obtaining a clinically promising biomarker ready for subsequent rigorous scrutiny [ 20].
Uefa will come under intense pressure to submit the £40m-a-year Etihad deal, the largest in world sport, to rigorous scrutiny when FFP comes into force, for the 2013-14 season, with some Premier League owners readying themselves to press the organisation to disallow any income from related parties.
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The phrase "a rigorous scrutiny" functions as a noun phrase, where "rigorous" acts as an adjective modifying the noun "scrutiny". It denotes a thorough and detailed examination or investigation, often implying a critical assessment. Ludwig AI confirms this usage is correct.
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