Through Judgment T-274, the Constitutional Court of Colombia declared that direct valuation studies that had been made in 2002, shortly after the spill, were inadmissible due to lack of objectivity and rigor and ordered that the studies be repeated.
This requires methodological rigor in order to minimize bias and random error.
"Many more studies would need to be done, and some with greater EEG rigor, in order to really determine what's going on". *Update, 2 March, 12 25 p.m.: In the paragraph that mentions John Allen, all statements have been clearly attributed to show that these are Allen's critiques of the methodology.
In order to maintain methodological rigor, and due to the fact that manual content analysis has the potential to introduce researcher bias [ 28– 30], the content analysis was emailed to the working group who commented on the analysis and agreed on the items to go forward to the Delphi process.
The lack of a coherent framework of causal mechanisms behind the integration of immigrants prompted scholars to call for an increased analytical rigor in order to better understand the process of policy intervention (Goodman, 2015).
Given the effect of study quality on SPE and the low QUADAS scores of several included studies, future studies should aim for greater rigor in order to decrease the risk of bias.
The rigor and repression on display here are hardly the quaint artifacts of a bygone social order, which we in the audience can congratulate ourselves on having left behind.
In order to ensure its validity, (V) investigations must be carried out with rigor and (VI) the possible solutions analyzed and, finally, (VII) the results should be communicated.
His dances lack rigor, and they meander.
Her intellectual rigor and curiosity were peerless.
