Sentence examples for more rigorously test from inspiring English sources

A 2015 Johns Hopkins Universtiy report recommended researchers develop tamper-resistant packaging and more rigorously test it.

The Value in Cancer Care Consortium, a nonprofit focused on lowering the cost of cancer treatment, had been planning a clinical trial to more rigorously test lower doses.

Since the number of microglia in our cultures was relatively low, we wanted to more rigorously test this hypothesis.

Further work, including monitoring protein levels after knockdown and rescue with RNAi-resistant transgenes, is required to more rigorously test their specificity.

Identification of a non-toxic Wnt inhibitor will enable us to more rigorously test the utility of Wnt inhibitors as therapeutic agents to enhance repair and regeneration.

However, to more rigorously test the specificity of the synbody, we reduced the molar ratio of synbody to protein to approximately 2 to 1 and performed an IP to examine other proteins that were non-specifically bound by the synbody.

"David Jones, although very, very late to market with their multichannel answer, appear to have more rigorously tested [the platform] and therefore have a more stable platform," says Kulmar.

Nonetheless, because of the cross-sectional nature of this study, these hypotheses need to be more rigorously tested with longitudinal designs and/or large epidemiological studies.

If drillers were to lose the exemption from federal law that allowed their waste not to be considered hazardous, they would probably be forced, at great expense, to start more rigorously testing the waste for toxicity.

In the new study, Kennedy and his colleagues more rigorously tested SM's sense of personal space.

The probiotics of tomorrow "will be more complicated and also more rigorously tested than today's probiotics," Fischbach says.