This has allowed determining the transfer function in a more rigorous way than in the previous case, because all the superstructure's geometrical and material inhomogeneities have been considered, and consequently the convergence of the two methodologies has been evaluated.
In addition, the data might have been collected in a more rigorous way than would actually occur in routine well-child care.
To assess that in a more rigorous way, we measured cell length in randomly selected cells (Control, n = 2421; PKD2-OE, n = 2090; three independent experiments) without further facilitation via MHC-staining.
In a second part, the experimental results are analyzed using techniques from constitutive modelling to investigate the evolution of the recovery stress in a more rigorous way.
It is precisely these qualities that Dr. Sternberg and Mr. White say a written test can identify in a more rigorous way than interviews, essays or written recommendations can.
Academia has gone quant, with once-humanistic fields like politics, on which I work at Harvard, studied in a more rigorous way, but at the price of having ever less to say about the world's big questions.
When Fourier's ideas were finally published, they were eagerly taken up, but the more cautious mathematicians, notably the influential German Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet, wanted to rederive Fourier's conclusions in a more rigorous way.
Our migrator is trying to make sense of these containers in a more rigorous way, and it knows that the same box can't be in two different places.
For this reason we aim to show this phase drift in a more rigorous way.
The poll is part of a project to help schools teach the faith in a more rigorous way.
