With concerns about the rigor of courses and value of credits coming from other places, forming a consortium as these 16 colleges have done might help put some reasonable quality controls on that student swirl.
Another counterargument is that informing large numbers of people that deception has been used may have deleterious impacts on future participation in research, thus diminishing the methodological rigor and hence the social value of future research.
In this, Buber addressed, but never directly, the tension between "fact" and "value," explored with more rigor in later nineteenth- and early twentieth-century German philosophy and in post-war Anglo-American analytic philosophy.
The study was conducted in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements, as well as with scientific purpose, value and rigor and follows generally accepted research practices described in Good Pharmacoepidemiology Practices issued by the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology and Good Epidemiological Practice guidelines issued by the International Epidemiological Association.
"He represents the values of rigor and combativeness that are dear to the club, to the fans and to our new coach.
In boarding schools, a kind of utopian community can be fostered, where the learning, with its rigor and ritual, underpinned by the values of safety, integrity and trustworthiness, is lived out day to day.
One of the best guideposts he could use is to look for someone who has demonstrated the same character, intellectual rigor and commitment to core constitutional values as the man giving up the seat.
Randomized controlled trials are often regarded as the pinnacle of research designs, valued for their rigor and internal validity.
However, the relevance and value of a program of investigation will be limited unless it employs the same methodological rigor that characterizes the study of PTSD in other better-established populations such as combat veterans and cancer patients.
