"But it's something that must be looked at with a more rigorous study".
This summer, they are conducting a more rigorous study of the level of the contaminants.
All that has very little to do with the Romanovs (nothing, really), and now a more rigorous study stands to eclipse Massie's more personal page-turner.
Similarly, despite many studies suggesting that taking niacin to increase "good cholesterol" would decrease heart attacks, a more rigorous study showed the niacin to have no effect.
In Europe, scientific interest was shifting from pure physiology to the neurological signalling underneath, abetted by a transition from philosophy to a more rigorous study of mind and cognition.
The book's hopscotch, anecdotal style is at once its strength Ronson is a winning storyteller, equally adept at humor and at horror and its weakness; one wishes it were grounded in more rigorous study.
The book's hopscotch, anecdotal style is at once its strength — Ronson is a winning storyteller, equally adept at humor and at horror — and its weakness; one wishes it were grounded in more rigorous study.
"The Psychopath Test," by Jon Ronson (Riverhead; $25.95) The book's hopscotch, anecdotal style is at once its strength — Ronson is a winning storyteller, equally adept at humor and at horror — and its weakness; one wishes it were grounded in more rigorous study.
In the accompanying commentary, Dr. Todd P. Margolis and Dr. John P. Whitcher of the Proctor Foundation for Research in Ophthalmology at the University of California, San Francisco, called for more rigorous study of the entire class of all-in-one lens care products.
In 2011, the company tested it with Super Bowl ads online, building up a database of authentic emotional responses; later, Kaliouby collaborated with Thales Teixeira, a professor at the Harvard Business School, on a more rigorous study, screening ads for two hundred and fifty respondents.
A more rigorous study of this device I cannot give you.
