In both cases, more rigorous results are obtained with perfused preparations, which better imitate the actual transport routes.
A more rigorous solution employs measure theory.
Compared to photogrammetry-based approaches which produce a more rigorous metric result, photographic 3D reconstruction approaches are usually undertaken in a less structured manner.
Research that examines the relationship between child care quality and government regulation suggests more rigorous regulations result in higher child care center quality (Phillips, Howes, & Whitebrook, 1992; Rigby, Ryan, & Brooks, 2007).
New standards for testing voting machines now being implemented by the E.A.C. are regarded as more rigorous; some results are now being published online.
The biggest question is whether there is any evidence at all that trimming the available corps of potential teachers entering preparation and then holding those who make it in to more rigorous benchmarks will result in better learning in their eventual classrooms.
Big Pharma has massive amounts of money at stake and wants to see more rigorous pre-clinical results from outside laboratories.
Considering the set G T 2, for any value of α tested, ComplOverlap was more rigorous or produced results equivalent to those with the graphic oracle.
Just as GM management wanted to scrap the different kind of car, the UAW wanted to end the unique memorandum of agreement between Saturn and UAW Local 1810 that permitted profit sharing, more rigorous accountability for results, multi-skills assignments and job flexibility.
