Mr. Bush wants student performance in public schools to be measured rigorously, and he wants schools that fail to show improvement to be held accountable, in part by letting the students enrolled there seize other options.
We first show the accuracy of the scheme in the case of a smooth solution and measure rigorously its convergence order so as to show that the entropy-driven limiter does not spoil the convergence properties of the high-order method upon which it is built.
An ongoing trial in Burkina Faso (ClinicalTrials.gov, NCT01517230) is an attempt to bring together the very different worlds of mass media and epidemiology: to measure rigorously, using a cluster-randomised design, how many lives mass media can save in a low-income country, and at what cost.
However, few investigations have attempted to measure rigorously the goals patients have in using these substances and whether they achieve them.
In continuous modalities, and when using calcium-free dialysate, ionised calcium must be measured rigorously and calcium needs to be re-infused to prevent hypocalcaemia.
Specifically, the influence of awareness, measured rigorously across several domains, and conscientiousness will be evaluated alongside variables already known to be important, including depression, self-concept, neuropsychiatric symptoms, aspects of the care-giving situation, and relationship quality.
Rapid identification of cases and disease tracking, incorporating targeted vector surveillance, and control measures adopted rigorously to limit epidemic potential have been major factors in preventing local transmission and in reducing the cost of managing mosquito-borne disease (7 ).
Teams are able to try a bunch of things and fail fast, and hold themselves accountable and measure themselves rigorously.
We show that concentration-of-measure inequalities rigorously bound probabilities of failure and thus supply conservative certification criteria.
