Sentence examples for applying a rigorous definition from inspiring English sources

We tried to limit diagnostic bias by applying a rigorous definition for children with probable TB derived from international consensus guidelines [ 15, 17, 18].

To address this issue, we decided to apply a rigorous definition of our BC cohort to avoid selection bias.

Despite the pre-dispersal excursions from the natal home range and ontogenic jumps in movement there is still considerable scope to apply a rigorous definition of dispersal to tracking data.

As well as applying a rigorous, businesslike approach to philanthropy, it provides an enabling platform for other non-profit organisations.

This review aimed to address this by applying a rigorous setting criterion.

Secondly, we applied a more rigorous definition of delirium by considering patients as being delirious only when they had been classified as delirious on at least two consecutive days.

To a great extent, the problem lies in the lack of a rigorous definition for TDD.

A rigorous definition of ignition and extinction of steady state combustion based on eigen-analysis of the Jacobian matrix is proposed for practical fuels in the present study.

A rigorous definition of Wilson loops is given and the N-loop Schwinger functions, which are shown to satisfy Seiler′s axioms, are explicitly calculated.

Part (ii) involves "our experiences" which do not have a rigorous definition.

Phylogeny has a rigorous definition but niche does not.