Sentence examples for more rigorous characterization from inspiring English sources
Bratman went on to provide a more rigorous characterization of the constitutive norms on intention, a characterization that has been hugely influential.
However, in order to utilize these novel electronics in mechanically and thermally harsh environments (e.g. defense applications), more rigorous characterization and testing methods are required.
They applied a more rigorous characterization of local and global binding effects and improved the computational efficiency by reducing the receptor ensemble to a representative set of conformations.
By using a physical chemical approach [ 16- 18] to quantify unmeasured anions accurately, coupled with multivariable logistic regression, we believe that a more rigorous characterization of acid base disorders and their clinical significance can be achieved.
To some extent, interconnectivity can be estimated by a visual assessment from microscopy, and in these cases, greater interconnectivity has been linked to improved cell distribution.[ 7, 8] For more rigorous structural characterization, 3D tomographic representations of the scaffolds of interest are often used, such as those from X-ray microcomputed tomography (Micro-CT).
Characterization in this manner allows for more rigorous analysis of small RNA data from sequenced genomes, despite the fact that it may produce false negatives, as indicated by the predicted 1072 pre-miRNAs based solely on foldback data.
A more rigorous accounting, if ever possible, would only be possible following experimental characterization of many gene products.
More rigorous study is needed, including longitudinal observations, direct exposure assessment, and chemical characterization of VOCs and secondary pollutants in homes' indoor and outdoor air.
In lieu of additional characterization of aggregates on their own, we have instead included a more rigorous assessment of the Hsp104 interactome by co-immunocapture, SDS-PAGE and general protein staining.
The minimalists were more rigorous.
So was adjusting to more rigorous competition.
