Sentence examples for more rigorous due from inspiring English sources

Currently, the assessment of HAD is becoming more rigorous due to the use of the International HIV Dementia Scale [56].

However, we have observed tumors with diameters smaller than 5 cm in 2 of 5 cases of HCA, which might be partly because the surgical treatment for HCA is more rigorous in China due to the high prevalence of liver cancer [ 27].

It also leads to more reliable interpretation of models across the product lifecycle due to more rigorous language semantics.

I want to see that approach trialled through the development of new and more rigorous computer science curricula, and in due course computer science qualifications, and I then want to consider how we can more widely apply that to other subjects".

Moreover, the mtSNPs allow for a more rigorous classification of mtDNAs into hgs due to the (average) low mutation rate characterizing these SNPs compared with the mutation rate in the control region [33].

More rigorous statistical methods that minimise confounding due to intervention and disease are required to confirm these findings.

The intention-to-treat response rate of 74% is considerably higher, but this may be due to the more rigorous focus on remission confirmation in pivotal studies.

Perhaps due to a more rigorous adjustment process, the estimates reported here are similar, but generally lower than those reported earlier [ 9].

The observed distribution of survival time differences in the North West cancer registry could be due to a more rigorous application of this rule, and does not necessarily point to a particular problem in the processing of death certificate information.

Recent casualties in volcanic eruptions due to trauma from blocks and bombs necessitate more rigorous, ballistic specific risk assessment.

The more rigorous p value of 0.001 was chosen to minimize false discovery due to multiple comparisons.