Sentence examples for more rigorous that from inspiring English sources

In addition, the cut-offs for categorizing a reading of hypotension or hypertension was more rigorous that what is normal clinical practice.

This mixed model is more complex, but more rigorous that the Moses and Littenberg method because it takes separate account of the uncertainty in the estimates of sensitivity and specificity within each study, and includes random study effects for both test accuracy and positivity criterion (proxy for threshold), thereby taking account of unexplained heterogeneity between studies.

The surface porosity of titanium implants after sandblasting and etching processes is much more rigorous than that of the ceramic implants that were investigated.

But he suggests that his approach is more rigorous than that of value-minded competitors who, he said, often tend to rely too heavily on basic metrics like price-to-earnings and price-to-sales ratios.

However, Madison contends and we assume that, in some particulars its ordinance is more rigorous than that of Chicago.

In an interview before Monday's announcement, Chetan Sharma, a mobile communications consultant who has worked with wireless carriers, agreed that testing by American carriers is generally more rigorous than that done in other countries.

The Pope's notion of his own office, and of ecclesiastical authority in general, is even more rigorous than that of Pius XII.

Nowadays, the silicon piezoresistive pressure sensor is a mature technology in the industry, but its requirement in terms of sensing accuracy and stability is more rigorous than that of many advanced applications.

Thus the observability condition of MILP is more rigorous than that of the traditional SE models.

The exercise for conference participants of preparing their papers for publication in OL may have appeared a bit more rigorous than that usually necessary simply for conference proceedings.

This is likely more rigorous than that of standard clinical practice and likely contributed to the high rates of hypotension and hypertension.