Sentence examples for more rigorous comparative from inspiring English sources

As genome sequence data becomes increasingly available, more rigorous comparative approaches can be used to analyze data of polymorphism and divergence from numerous pairs of fairly recently diverged species.

An approach that includes multimedia sampling and analysis consistency with geo-referencing allows for more rigorous comparative data analysis, multivariate linear regression modeling, or environmental risk analysis, and will also decrease the overall uncertainty associated with the metal concentration results.

The relatively low homing performance of O. pumilio, a dendrobatid frog with shorter tadpole transport distances, observed in the study by Nowakowski et al. (2012) is consistent with this hypothesis, but more rigorous comparative work is necessary.

It should be noted that this comparison was limited to a particular sets of datasets relating to the NCI60 case, and more rigorous comparative experiments are needed to substantiate an optimal choice of the regression model in this step.

For example, proof of superiority to existing technology or standard of care in a clinical trial may be necessary for uptake by HIC early adopters, and more rigorous comparative and cost-effectiveness data may be needed to convince the HIC early majority to change practice.

Many authors have speculated on the evolutionary context of the origin of the rattle system [e.g., [ 7, 31, 32]], but as phylogenetic relationships become resolved a more rigorous comparative approach to this question can be attained by examining the sequence of evolution of the various rattle system components, both individually and in concert.

Thus, although the explanation of adaptive convergence related to foot-propelled diving remains a tempting explanation for the loon/grebe signal in morphological datasets, more rigorous functional and comparative phylogenetic analyses are needed to support this claim.

This led to a more systematic examination of these issues by means of more rigorous multi-centre comparative studies, which is also described.

The use of a ruggedness study provides a more rigorous method for assessing method precision than a simple comparative intermediate precision study which is typically performed as part of method validation.

A cross over study design allows a more rigorous means of measuring effectiveness than a simple prospective comparative study between wards.

Simultaneous sequencing of Azolla and Ceratopteris will close the phylogenetic gap in available plant genomes, and more importantly, will complete the critical framework necessary for rigorous comparative studies of genome structure and function across land plants.