Sentence examples for more rigorous quantitative from inspiring English sources
This means that any findings based on them ought to be treated with caution.Still, Dr Michel and his team hope that their approach will spur a more rigorous, quantitative approach to the study of human culture.
Therefore, participatory assessment should be complemented with more rigorous quantitative approaches to enhance applicability of the results from participatory approaches.
Therefore, participatory assessment should be complemented with more rigorous quantitative approaches to enhance applicability of the results to other locations with similar contexts.
Attempts to obtain more rigorous quantitative data were unsuccessful.
The analysis described here presents a relatively coarse approach to visualizing trends in body size; a more rigorous quantitative analysis that incorporates all known allosauroid taxa is needed to further explore body size evolution within the group (although see [133]).
Early sequencing studies tended to consider the issue of error informally and qualitatively [3], but by the late 1980s and early 1990s, the need for a more rigorous, quantitative treatment became apparent.
Approximate treatments of spin orbit coupling based on excited state analysis are in some case useful to rationalize experimental trends, but more rigorous and quantitative approaches are required for future applications.
The KEDRF provides a foundation for more rigorous and quantitative descriptions of dose-response at dose levels relevant to public health.
High-throughput/deep sequencing and mass-spectrometry allow for much more rigorous and quantitative monitoring of the proposed control σ exerts over various stages of transcription in vivo (and incidentally of the impact its overexpression would have on the proteome outside its own concentration).
This finding has important implications on the current understanding of how ENSO influences extreme precipitation, and will enable a more rigorous theoretical foundation for providing quantitative extreme precipitation intensity predictions at seasonal timescales.
Most of the researchers I admire had spent long periods in the field, so I followed their example, with a summer working in Belize, several years in Ecuador (and establishing a long-term continuing project), followed by a combination of rigorous quantitative training and more fieldwork for two post-docs.
