As genome sequence data becomes increasingly available, more rigorous comparative approaches can be used to analyze data of polymorphism and divergence from numerous pairs of fairly recently diverged species.
Therefore, it is becoming increasingly clear that a more rigorous selection process is required for Bacillus probiotic candidates [31], [32].
Between the 1980s and the 2000s, with the rise of databases such as Compustat and EDGAR and software such as SAS, articles became mathematically more rigorous with increasingly sophisticated statistical analyses, and accounting practitioners comprised a decreasing proportion of authors in the journal.
As a result, it is becoming increasingly necessary to systematically design more rigorous and predictive experiments, in order for the iterative process involving computational modelling to result in reliable models.
Undergraduate students are becoming increasingly engaged in biology research to meet more rigorous academic criteria, to gain a competitive employment edge upon graduation, or for various other reasons (Lopatto, 2003, 2008; Laursen et al., 2010; Wei and Woodin, 2011).
At a time when teachers nationwide are assigning more and increasingly difficult homework to prepare students to meet more rigorous academic standards, parents like Ms. Vanible find themselves unable to tackle their children's homework.
Incorporating these physiological mechanisms into the design and interpretation of ecological studies will make these increasingly popular studies of stress in ecological settings more rigorous.
Increasingly governments, professional and consumer organisations are demanding more rigorous processes to ensure that health decisions are well informed by the best available research evidence.
Increasingly governments, health professionals and consumers are demanding more rigorous processes to ensure that health decisions are well informed, with systematic and transparent processes for synthesis and interpretation of evidence, rather than traditional approaches using expert opinion.
"But there are enough people -- and enough serious people -- who have issues," he said, to justify a greater and more rigorous examination of the effects of increasingly intertwined economies.
