In the 1990s, techniques such as meta-analysis – using statistical methods to analyse and integrate the results of different studies – allowed rigorous comparison of trial results.
It says: "The recommended remuneration for these roles has been set after rigorous comparison of the external marketplace and gives full cognisance to levels of medical pay at the upper end of the scale.
Historians like Diane Ravitch have shown that American public schools have been battlefields of conflicting doctrine since their founding in the mid-19th century, but until recently those doctrines were too inchoate and varied too much from place to place for rigorous comparison.
However, to the best of our knowledge, no rigorous comparison has been performed yet.
Finaly, a rigorous comparison with a classical PID regulation is proposed.
However, a rigorous comparison of secondary forest data products was not possible due to differences in the timing of recent studies.
The advantages of this proposed method is explored and stated, both from performance and complexity perspectives, through rigorous comparison with alternative available solutions.
A rigorous comparison of balloon measurements with radar measurements is problematic because the radiosondes drift away, often quite rapidly, from the radar location due to horizontal winds.
Also, possibly, results will improve by rigorous comparison with non-involved small nodes in the contralateral axilla as a normal reference.
A systematic approach for assessing parameter impact involves optimization methods for computational fluid dynamics that allow for quantitative model analysis by rigorous comparison with experimental data.
This new approach will promote country ownership, transparency, and donor coordination while providing a rigorous comparison of the cost-effectiveness of different scale-up approaches.
