Sentence examples for make rigorous conclusions from inspiring English sources
But this promise is likely to be realized only after a period of relatively expensive and deliberate test validation and generation of the massive reference databases needed to make rigorous conclusions about test results.
He was well aware of the great range of Riemannian geometries, and of the conclusion of Helmholtz's speculations, by then made rigorous in the work of Sophus Lie, that a very limited number of geometries admitted rigid body motions.
The coach had made rigorous demands on certain players.
This observation has been made rigorous in [22].
We will give several settings in which the above statement can be made rigorous.
Quantification of TBP displacement, preferably as a function of time (as in Figure 3B), is needed to make this conclusion rigorous.
Overall, the study designs were not sufficiently rigorous to make firm conclusions, but do suggest some variation in the personality characteristics of the groups that may be attributed to the different specialty area of nursing.
Thus, rigorous conclusions of for example, loss of activity or hyperactivation of CLEAs respect to native enzyme, can be drawn.
More refined null expectations and adequate replication are needed to allow more rigorous conclusions.
Although postnatal exercise is routinely recommended to women, our review indicates a paucity of methodologically rigorous research studies to make reliable conclusions with respect to the effectiveness of physical exercise on LPP amongst postnatal women.
One can't make any conclusions.
