Sentence examples for more rigorous theoretical from inspiring English sources

More rigorous theoretical explanation of FLG intrinsic semiconductor behaviours would be interesting and requires further experimental investigations.

A qualitative explanation of the features is given which lays the foundation for a more rigorous theoretical treatment.

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.

Although simplistic in the form presented and limited to incompressible systems, with the integration of more rigorous theoretical treatments of the individual filter stages, the applicability of the approach could be broadened to all types of substrates.

Further work is ongoing that will formulate a more rigorous theoretical framework for explaining FC patterns and their alterations in brain disease.

A more rigorous theoretical basis to study the propagation of the polarized components of light in layered anisotropic media is based on the extended Jones matrix calculus (EJMC), developed by Yeh et al., for describing light propagation in liquid crystals.

A more rigorous and classical theoretical framework for the description of the non-WSSUS channels was introduced by Matz [2], where instead of the WSSUS scattering function, the local scattering function (LSF), in consonance with the concept of time-dependent spectrum for nonstationary analysis, was defined.

A more rigorous design with a sound theoretical basis at the beginning of any intervention is required to determine whether or not the intervention per se caused the change.

And in many ways it is not only more theoretical, but also more rigorous.

This method allows a more rigorous statistical mechanical derivation of the theoretical grain size distribution for three-dimensional polycrystals, and provides a clearer understanding of the assumptions underlying it, as well as clarification of its predictive limitations.

The DVF provides a theoretical and methodological framework for more rigorous monetary and non-monetary deliberative valuation, and enables more effective integration of social learning and plural knowledges and values in valuation and decision-making.