Sentence examples for more rigorous treatment from inspiring English sources

Adolf Hitler and Taylor Swift are both in this book, with Swift getting the more rigorous treatment.

For a more rigorous treatment on these spaces, we refer to [13 17, 20, 40].

A more rigorous treatment of this problem can be found in [22], Section 3.14.

They highlight some useful concepts and categorizations to promote more rigorous treatment of assumptions in evaluation.

Note that a more rigorous treatment of mean waves revealed that the terms of order Δ v2, neglected in the FAT of Kawahara (1992), can be described in terms of such nonrandomness (Keller, 1964).

Recent studies have shown that a more rigorous treatment of the charge and permeability distributions within the soft layers using a step function or numerical solution can successfully depict the heterogeneity [21, 41].

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

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.

To fully verify this hypothesis requires a more rigorous statistical treatment and a larger participant population.

Finally, in order to further reduce the DNA contamination of the RNA extracts, we performed a second, more rigorous DNase treatment of all extracts that yielded more than two successful PCR amplifications as well as the eight RNA samples showing visual DNA contamination on the Bioanalyzer.

(D ) Superposition of the two frames in which regions that appear to have colocalized green and red spots, just by manual inspection, are false colored as yellow for visual clarity; the actual analysis of the extent of colocalization involves a much more rigorous mathematical treatment of the raw data using home-built codes.