Sentence examples for method more rigorous from inspiring English sources

We adopted an alternative approach to make the scientific method more rigorous and to ensure that Fig. 7 shows all of the flare events, and not just a subset of 12 15 data points (i.e., to remove any bias in Fig. 7).

Consequently, the method is more rigorous than the discussed at-a-point identifiability tests, but not as rigorous as the structural methods.

The FEM method is more rigorous and is able to replicate simultaneously the Suns-PL characteristics of both test pattern and H pattern cells, using a common set of recombination parameters.

Spontaneous knowledge of at least one modern method, a more rigorous test of knowledge, was very low in all sites except northern Uganda.

A simplified proximate method and a more rigorous method incorporating a Langmuir isotherm approach failed to give accurate predictions.

The company has also refused to sign on to industry certifications in the United States for organic or natural products, because it says its methods are more rigorous than competitors that claim to be organic or all-natural.

We also hope that similar proofs will appear for other methods, since more rigorous mathematical treatments are needed in many published algorithms in computational biology to prove or disprove their correctness.

These methods are more rigorous than MFold and we expected they might produce somewhat different results, although it has also been shown that predicted binding states from MFold optimal structures perform almost as well as SFold and RNAFold predictions when applied to molecules of known 3D structure [ 16].

This paper compares the KC method to a more rigorous continuum analysis.

This method allows a more rigorous statistical mechanical derivation of the theoretical grain size distribution for three-dimensional polycrystals, and provides a clearer understanding of the assumptions underlying it, as well as clarification of its predictive limitations.

As engineering education shifts its focus from the traditional content and time-based method into the student- centred and outcome-based method, more detailed and rigorous assessments of student's learning outcomes are required.