Sentence examples for more rigorous inclusion from inspiring English sources

This high degree of sensitivity may also be attributed to the use of more rigorous inclusion criteria such as the use of a combination of colonoscopy, angiography and autopsy to confirm the diagnosis of bowel ischemia.

A difference in our result for the PAI-1 polymorphism relative to a recent meta-analysis [27] can be explained by our more rigorous inclusion criteria that restricted data to Caucasian-predominant populations [28], and confirmed cerebral infarcts [29].

We then sought to implement more rigorous inclusion criteria to reduce the FPR, while maintaining high sensitivity.

Across the series of reviews, there is a trend towards more rigorous inclusion and exclusion criteria following Cochrane and Campbell Collaborations standards, with experimental and quasi-experimental evaluations of interventions increasingly judged of highest quality.

It is therefore worthwhile to conduct a systematic review with a more rigorous inclusion criteria and evidence rating system, aiming to evaluate the advantages of auricular acupuncture with seed or pellet attachments in the treatment of primary insomnia in a more explicit manner.

Again, a more rigorous, systematic inclusion of controls is needed.

This issue was previously discussed by Roberts et al. in their meta-analysis, where large confidence intervals were observed suggesting clinical differences may exist between CI and IB administration if more stringent and rigorous inclusion criteria were used in clinical studies [39].

This issue was previously discussed by Roberts et al. in their meta-analysis, where large confidence intervals were observed suggesting clinical differences may exist between CI and IB administration if more stringent and rigorous inclusion criteria were used in clinical studies [ 39].

The inclusion criteria for the next round were more rigorous: ≥75% agreement on importance category and/or inclusion in the Top 3 by at least three experts.

In Study 2 (N = 43), a number of changes were introduced to a group assignment task (double presentation, inclusion of decoys) that allowed a more rigorous test of the predicted item-specific memory effects.

Otherwise, for testing, one would require a more mechanistic description, inclusion of other key organs and regulatory mechanisms, and a more rigorous mathematical analyses.