Sentence examples for most rigorous analysis from inspiring English sources

A nonrigid structuralist, Braudel acknowledged variations in the systems he constructed and admitted complexities that belied the most rigorous analysis.

The study, which looked at cases of so-called autism spectrum disorders in 14 states in 2000 and 2002, is the most rigorous analysis to date of the disorders' prevalence in the United States.

The most rigorous analysis is in a new paper by Alan Krueger of Princeton University and Jitka Maleckova of Charles University, and they find no correlation between involvement in terrorism and either poverty or illiteracy.

"This report provides the most rigorous analysis of the economic benefits to date, and shows just how much is at stake.

We describe and compare statistical methods appropriate for concentrations that are below detection limits (non-detect data) and conclude that regression on order statistics provided the most rigorous analysis of our results, particularly for trace elements.

The evidence on exact location of the tumor, which one would expect to give the most rigorous analysis because it has greater precision without bias, does not support a causal association.

As Mr. Taubes notes, the most rigorous meta-analysis of the clinical trials of low-fat diets, published in 2001 by the Cochrane Collaboration, concluded that they had no significant effect on mortality.

However, in the most rigorous sense, the analysis of the systems of social relations is by no means an analysis of proximate causes that ignores cultural and cognitive factors.

In truth, "Suite Française" can stand up to the most rigorous and objective analysis, while a knowledge of its history heightens the wonder and awe of reading it.

A new study of acupuncture — the most rigorous and detailed analysis of the treatment to date — found that it can ease migraines and arthritis and other forms of chronic pain.

"To imply that the most rigorous and complete analysis was not brought to bear on this, I find absurd," Mr. Mott said, adding that Boeing has reviewed the work in both reports since Columbia's destruction on Feb. 1. "We thought the analysis was thorough then, and we think the analysis is thorough now," he added.