How can we reduce failure rates in STEM courses, without reducing rigor?
Put another way, the lack of focus on sex and gender reduces the rigor of research design, the generalizability of study findings, and the effectiveness of clinical implementation and knowledge dissemination practices.
"Favorable alterations to pre-war proportionality calculations," he said, could "reduce the rigor with which non-violent alternatives are pursued, and thus encourage unnecessary -- and therefore unjust -- wars," he said.
(3) The greater detail of the weak binding target-zone bridges and the availability of two crystal structures, one a transition state with the lever arm elevated and the other a rigor structure, reduced the amount by which the starting models had to be altered to fit the density.
The method not only increases the flexibility of in situ self-calibration, but also its rigor because of reduced functional dependencies between adjustment parameters.
Chilling at 14 °C reduced the time to reach rigor by 1.3 h and resulted in a faster aging rate as indicated by a larger percentage change in WBSF from rigor to 4 days postmortem relative to carcases chilled at 2 °C.
Again, to some extent the huge variations in individual instructor rigor and easiness are reduced when the evaluations of all instructors are aggregated nearly every school has some easy and some difficult professors.
The separation of the activation transition from the cycling transitions is consistent with the kATP data, whereby ischemic fibers demonstrated reduced initial activation and attachment, manifest as a drop in Ca2+-rigor force, but unchanged kATP rate constants.
