However, the limited reproducibility of field experiments emphasizes the need to better understand and more rigorously control environmental variation that may interfere with the evaluation of carbon isotope discrimination.
While the cooperative effects of prayer need to be more rigorously investigated before we can understand the downstream social-cognitive consequences of prayer, this much is clear: tendencies to private religious experience would appear to be a dangerous habit unless they offered some compensatory support.
To more rigorously explore this possibility and to understand the mechanism of CCN5 in VSMC we employed RNA interference (RNAi) to knock down endogenous CCN5 expression in these cells.
That last program, as I understand it, gets students both to learn more rigorously and to approach learning in a new way -- noble goals indeed.
Nevertheless, methodologically speaking, future research must persist in pursuing the license-attractiveness relationship, analyzing this longitudinal type of data with more advanced inferential statistical techniques, such as structural equation modeling, to explore and understand the causal relationships better and even more rigorously.
Analysis of the patient interval by symptom, and identification of individual symptoms, or symptom clusters, which are associated with prolonged intervals, creates a foundation from which further research can seek to understand why such associations exist and to explore causes of delay more rigorously, with a view to reducing its effects in future.
We tested these relationships more rigorously by computing network centrality for each subject (see Text S1).
Nonetheless, the more comprehensive analysis of Hsp90 sequences enabled us to infer phylogenetic interrelationships of dinoflagellates more rigorously.
Hence, we conclude that, to understand the contribution of genetic and (shared) environmental influences to variation in basal cortisol levels, future studies should be designed more rigorously with strict collection and sampling protocols, sufficient sample size and repeated measures across multiple days.
I might wish the Mail more rigorously checked its facts.
