Sentence examples for establishment of a rigorous from inspiring English sources
A precise geoid model is necessary for the establishment of a rigorous orthometric height system and unification of vertical datums.
We believe that our analysis and results embody a first interesting step towards the establishment of a rigorous link between such fundamental features in the dynamics of an oscillator.
The establishment of a rigorous classification scheme for the various families of the extended LHC protein superfamily was based on primary and secondary sequence information from a comprehensive database search.
More than two in three voters said they supported the governor's top two goals: limiting retirement benefits for new public workers and linking a promised increase in state school aid to the establishment of a more rigorous evaluation system for teachers.
With good examples of systematic and scientifically rigorous development trajectories for quality indicators for palliative care lacking in the literature, we intend this article to contribute to the establishment of a scientifically rigorous standardized and applicable method of measuring usable quality indicators.
It is, instead, the conclusion of a rigorous analysis bearing the imprimatur of the U.S. establishment: the paper's lead author is Michael Spence, recipient of the Nobel Prize in economic sciences, and it was published by the Council on Foreign Relations.
The systematic establishment of a thorough evidence base is currently considered the most rigorous and accurate means to develop clinical practice guidelines [ 6, 7].
These international teams were also actively involved in the establishment of reliable and rigorous procedures (Fondebrider and Scheinsohn 2015), developed by forensic experts to provide protocols in the collection of forensic evidence so that the perpetrators could be prosecuted (Ousley and Hollinger 2012).
Don't underestimate the power of a rigorous schedule.
The establishment of a donor milk bank requires a substantial commitment of resources, due to the volume of product handled and the need for rigorous safeguards against contamination, misidentification or infection.
