Sentence examples for more rigorous analyses from inspiring English sources

Data combined from several countries, however, have yielded sufficient data for more rigorous analyses.

"The background data they have now will set the stage for much more rigorous analyses," he said.

More rigorous analyses show either that the abolition of collective bargaining leads to no improvement at all for students or that it results in a significant loss of performance.

Our results encourage more rigorous analyses to be developed in the future.

It is important to show the quantitative relationship, or the difference between tsunami height and the pressure at the bottom for more rigorous analyses.

Our work on immigrants (Blau et al. 2011; Blau and Kahn forthcoming) aims to move this research forward by its detailed and more rigorous analyses of the cultural link, comparable to previous work on the second generation.

More rigorous statistical analyses are informed by the results of the descriptive, correlational, and probabilistic analyses of the coded and timestamped communication data.

Suggested improvements include using more rigorous sensitivity analyses, adopting a standard approach to reporting results, and conducting complete economic evaluations.

This is intended to ensure that estimates of toxic hazard are undertaken as part of any fire hazard assessment, not to replace more rigorous engineering analyses.

We previously reported early, rough costs of this intervention [9], and more rigorous cost analyses are planned.

However, this result is not robust to change in detection threshold, or when tested using more rigorous statistical analyses such as the Kolmogorov Smirnov test.