Sentence examples for more rigorous conditions from inspiring English sources
The "Mythbusters" group invited Dr. Wallace and his students to California to revisit the question under more rigorous conditions for an episode that ran earlier this year.
Dr. Stephen Bloom, an obesity researcher at Hammersmith Hospital in London, said the study needed to be repeated under more rigorous conditions, but added, "It is showing something I believe in deeply — it is very hard to lose weight".
With a given reagent, diamond is generally less reactive than graphite and, thus, requires more rigorous conditions for reaction, such as a higher temperature; the ultimate products, however, are the same.
In vivo experiments are required to test the developed forceps under more rigorous conditions, which is our future work.
The results show that large coal particles require more rigorous conditions, such as higher dust concentration and ignition energy, compared with smaller particles.
Having demonstrated HSV-2 infection of macaques and that HSV-2 exposure significantly enhanced the frequency of SHIV-RT infection in this model, we wanted to utilize this system to carry out the first test of a lead microbicide gel comprising the NNRTI MIV-150 in Carraguard (PC-817) for its ability to prevent SHIV-RT infection under these more rigorous conditions.
In addition, the nanocomposites prepared under more rigorous mixing conditions show better transparency because the smaller particle sizes are induced.
One is the existence of PDI-resistant phenotypes that require more rigorous treatment conditions to achieve the total eradication.
The phenomenon that is described within the current paper concerns resistant phenotypes; thus, applying more rigorous photodynamic conditions (like a higher light dose or sensitizer concentration) this resistance could be overcome.
A more rigorous merging condition requires the FD and the BD to have more than one merged state (e.g., 5 merged states) as shown in the shaded box on the right.
In order to provide a more rigorous comparison condition and for controlling nonspecific effects of the CR (e.g., attending in a regular basis to a group therapy), PE was elected instead of other common comparisons such as treatment as usual (TAU) or waiting list.
