I realize that scientific progress sometimes means performing rigorous research on questions that seem self-evident.
The risk per movie has therefore increased; as has the desire to eliminate it – which means more rigorous calculations about how a movie will "play" to all sectors.
That means a rigorous course load, including 21 credits of graduate courses in literature, combined with 20 credits in writing workshops.
So doing "global" history means paying rigorous attention to the specificities of social, political, and cultural arrangements in other parts of the world besides Europe.
The limitations of relating fluorescence intensity to relative concentration in heterogeneous samples are discussed and a means for rigorous interpretion of fluorescence data is described.
However, these studies did not offer means for rigorous, theoretical derivation of the knockdown factor for the shells with generic imperfection patterns encountered in practice.
Layering in carbon, it turns out, means adopting rigorous and time-tested verification and validation of all environmental benefits - which Mayende says helped her boost her yields.
Because of the large genetic effect sizes that might be detected with this approach (for example an odds ratio of 17 for statin myopathy in SLCO1B1 CC homozygotes), predictive tests may be more likely to emerge, though the rarity of the adverse effect means that rigorous assessment of the cost-effectiveness of the approach would first be required.
The natural history of breast cancer means that rigorous evaluation of prognostic markers for 'early' disease requires complete follow-up of substantial numbers of fully documented patients over very long periods.
Their theory of polymer solutions meant a rigorous theoretical framework was constructed that allowed, for instance, the change in behaviour as the concentration of polymer chains was increased to be quantified.
