Sentence examples for more rigorous outcomes from inspiring English sources

No separate black section at Education will undo the harm already done by that department's already having lowered and obliterated (through opt-outs, exceptions and waivers) federal, more rigorous outcomes standards in public schooling.

The full version gives more rigorous outcomes and has psychometrical advantages, but the validity and reliability of the short version are good.

Improved exposure assessment methods using the available technology for direct measurements in combination with more rigorous outcome definitions would improve future epidemiological studies in the area.

Reviews on UEMSDs have become more cautious since the statements in 1999 [10], [11], apparently coinciding with the availability of more prospective studies and the use of more rigorous outcome definitions.

The area of therapeutic EG is promising, despite the need for more rigorous outcome studies.

MARQUIS also attempts to balance the criticism for a more case-based approach to QI research with more rigorous outcome assessment that adequately adjusts for potential confounders.

Instead, the Cochrane authors completely dismiss the baseline register data in Miguel and Kremer (2004) as unreliable evidence for baseline balance, while including the Watkins (1996) data in their meta-analysis of school participation impacts, giving it equal weight with the Miguel and Kremer (2004) school participation impact evidence (which uses more rigorous outcome data).

This study may contribute to the knowledge base within this area, however further research is required in larger samples, possibly with a symptomatic control group and more clinically rigorous outcome measures.

Programs can be reoriented to ensure much more rigorous monitoring of outcomes along the HIV treatment continuum and assisted to develop locally tailored approaches to improve those outcomes, such as involving peer workers as treatment navigators as a means to increase rates of retention in care.

The analysis is designed to enable improved decision making and assessment through a more rigorous evaluation of possible outcomes and their implications.

This is an area of ACoRN that undoubtedly needs further examination and development to incorporate deliberate practice and feedback into its design in a more rigorous way to maximize outcomes [ 19].