Sentence examples for more rigorous quantified from inspiring English sources
This study presents a more rigorous "quantified loaded column test" (QLCT) methodology designed to produce a continuous, in-situ measurement, at a sloping site, of the shear strength of a weak layer.
We can be a bit more rigorous about this and quantify each state's degree of elasticity.
A more rigorous solution employs measure theory.
It should be noted that the findings of this paper is preliminary at best, and more rigorous research is required to further quantify the benefits of natural gas.
Further work is needed to better quantify rock densities to facilitate a more rigorous analysis and update of the existing 3D geologic model and geophysical interpretations.
The difference was quantified easily enough: students in other industrialized nations were taking a far more rigorous academic program than were typical Americans.
Thus, new algorithms that can accurately detect and quantify filopodia in non-neural cells are greatly needed, as this will allow more rigorous and thorough study of the relationships between filopodia characteristics and the factors that control them.
By using a physical chemical approach [ 16- 18] to quantify unmeasured anions accurately, coupled with multivariable logistic regression, we believe that a more rigorous characterization of acid base disorders and their clinical significance can be achieved.
Future challenges are reviewed, such as the development of more rigorous statistical methodology for regional analysis of extremes, as well as the extension of Bayesian methods to more fully quantify uncertainty in extremal estimation.
A more rigorous approach based on continuum mechanics to predict the velocity field in the continuous phase may be considered in future, in particular to quantify the influence of dispersed charged drop motion upon continuous phase mixing.
This more rigorous approach to code validation will allow the errors caused by uncertainties in the geometry models, environmental models, and nuclear physics models to be differentiated and quantified.
