Sentence examples for deemed rigorous from inspiring English sources

A recent review concluded that only 10 sputum prevalence surveys exist as inputs to WHO's estimates of incidence for 211 countries and territories; of these only 4 were deemed rigorous, representative, and recent enough to provide useful information,[22] though a recent study[23] meeting the review criteria would bring the total to five.

Such bias emerges when a small-N study with a negative finding is more often "file-drawered" because it is not deemed rigorous enough to constitute decisive rejection of the null, whereas a small-N study with a positive finding would be more often published because it was able to reject the null despite being under-powered.

Note that it is also reasonable to choose a discretization parameter δ ∗<δ for (d_{H_{0}}.) For example, if δ ∗=δ/m then ||μ(X)−X β||2/m< δ ∗ implies (max _{i}(mu _{i}(mathbf {X} -mathbf {X} -mathbfime }mathbf {xeta)}_{i}mathbf delta ) but this might be deemed overly rigorous.

Selina Rodriguez: When I was a Junior at Cholla High School (year, 2002), I was fortunate to have taken a course not to many people deemed a rigorous class.

The synthesis of the literature shared below draws from the realist approach in recognition that systematic reviews often exclude important observations from studies deemed less rigorous that may illuminate "mechanisms" [ 22– 24] or pathways to PTB.

The apparent reason, Professor Bellah's colleagues said this week, was that in the ardently secular canon of the hard sciences, religion was deemed an insufficiently rigorous subject for scholarly scrutiny.

Last fall, the U.S. Health and Human Services' (HHS) Office of Adolescent Health launched a nation-wide competitive bid for replicating teen pregnancy prevention programs deemed effective through rigorous evaluation.

In-depth interview were deemed appropriate for obtaining rigorous opinions and detailed description of participants' experience of IPV.

Lendwithcare says that, as with all its MFI partners, the organisations it is working with in the occupied territories "have undergone rigorous research and are deemed to have met our stringent ethical criteria".

Siding with the humanists, Montaigne develops a sharp criticism of science "à la mode des Geométriens",[7] the mos geometricus deemed to be the most rigorous.

However, randomised controlled trials are deemed to be the most rigorous method to determine the presence of a cause-effect relationship between an intervention and outcome, and therefore the highest quality of evidence for a systematic review [ 55, 56].