Sentence examples for more rigorous cut from inspiring English sources

We also evaluated the consequences of using more rigorous cut off points (correlation coefficient between two determinants >0.4) or less rigorous cut off points (coefficient >0.8).

Louisiana's economic-development department initially estimated that its enterprise-zone programme had produced 9,000 jobs, but a more rigorous evaluation cut the figure to 3,000.The Pew Centre gave Kentucky only a "mixed" ranking in its survey, trailing behind 13 states thought to be better at evaluating their programmes (see map).

and more rigorous cost control will bring shareholders some joy.

As a more rigorous measure, the clinical cut-off scores for the subscale internalizing problems were used to assess new clinical cases at post (loss) to establish clinically relevant changes.

He passed through a second audition, with more rigorous testing, and made the final cut.

Two-fold change has been generally accepted as a significant or meaningful change in DGE data analyses; however, we used four-fold change as the cut-off for more rigorous analysis in this study.

The owner has to choose between a smaller, better selection that will yield less wine, and a less rigorous cut that will yield more wine but less quality.

Thus more rigorous experiments should be conducted to determine biomarker cut-off optimization and calculation of ROC curves.

By simultaneously encapsulating the simulation module and iteratively improving the normalized cut performance for clusterings, our method provides a more rigorous way to approach the sensitivity issue.

Using more (correlation coefficient > 0.4) or less (correlation coefficient > 0.8) rigorous cut off points for the maximal correlation between every pair of determinants hardly changed our results.

In addition, the cut-offs for categorizing a reading of hypotension or hypertension was more rigorous that what is normal clinical practice.