Sentence examples for more rigorous data from inspiring English sources

But yesterday it said the agency wanted the more rigorous data, including a requirement that independent radiologists — not the trial investigators — determine when patients' cancers had worsened.

"We don't know of any other way to get a more rigorous data set," than using independent fact-checkers that are nearly unanimous, Aral said.

But they said that more rigorous data on quality — like infection rates and unexpected deaths — were required to know when high prices were worth it.

Data calibration was based on the existing pipeline, but more rigorous data cleaning was applied and the latest calibration data products were used.

This database design allowed more rigorous data edits by comparison with the production data and improved MGS identification (ID) rate by utilizing pedigrees from the production records.

So Menlo is joining other firms in applying more rigorous data practices to its tracking and discovery.

Additional testing of the factors influencing relative concordance between patient and provider comorbidity data sources may enable researchers to develop more rigorous comorbidity data reporting methods, particularly for heavily comorbid patients.

That's why Schooler argues that scientists need to become more rigorous about data collection before they publish.

The teams worked in parallel on providing more rigorous test data on the sheller performance and assessing the landscape of organizations already growing or interested in cultivating Moringa.

The new study, published in the latest issue of The Archives of Internal Medicine, was larger and more rigorous, analyzing data on nearly 51,000 women taking part in the famous Nurses Health Studyy.

Attempts to obtain more rigorous quantitative data were unsuccessful.