However, the effectiveness of these electronic technologies has not been rigorously assessed, especially for gathering data from establishment-level surveys (i.e. firm- or plant-level).
The examination of matrix effects significantly increase the workload, especially if it is rigorously performed for each studied compound.
Journals typically formulate deposition requirements for data (and other materials) in their guidelines, but these deposition requirements are often not rigorously enforced, especially in the case of computational studies using proprietary or in-house curated (public) data.
One way forward are culture-independent metagenomic approaches, but these novel methods are rarely rigorously tested, especially for studies of environmental viruses, air microbiomes, extreme environment microbiology and other areas with constrained sample amounts.
"The message that quarry water is a stone cold killer has to go out rigorously and repeatedly, especially across social media to as that is how today's young people connect".
More rigorously designed trials, especially addressing continuous BP and adverse effects, are warranted.
More rigorously designed RCTs, especially addressing continuous BP and adverse effects, are warranted.
Keep your body hydrated, especially when you are exercising rigorously every day.
"There's rarely enough money to rigorously monitor populations … especially in developing nations, so you are often dealing with very sparse data".
A similar extremal principle in mechanics, the principle of least action, was proposed by the French mathematician and astronomer Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis but rigorously stated only much later, especially by the Irish mathematician and scientist William Rowan Hamilton in 1835.
The size and shape of the metallic nanoparticles may be determined by rigorously controlling the reduction conditions, especially the reductive agent.
