Anthropologist Richard Jantz of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, says that the study makes a "rigorous" contribution to the question of how New World populations originated.
Jack Cowan's remarkable career has spanned, and molded, the development of neuroscience as a quantitative and mathematical discipline combining deep theoretical contributions, rigorous mathematical work and groundbreaking biological insights.
America desperately needs a conservative movement that provides a thoughtful, rigorous and substantive contribution to governance in dialogue and partnership with Democrats.
In this contribution, a rigorous process model to simulate the start-up of a cold and empty reactive distillation (RD) column is developed and experimentally validated with a transesterification process.
A more rigorous test of the contribution of translational selection to gene expression is whether expression level can be predicted for individual genes exclusively based on codon usage.
Growing evidence exists for the benefits of peer support [ 26] but, like other types of support interventions following perinatal loss, rigorous evaluations of the contribution of peer support to psychological outcomes following the death of a baby are scarce [ 27].
Here, we performed a rigorous assessment of the contribution of each of the main experimental factors ceteris paribus to the gene expression profile and compared the results with those reported in existing studies performed using another RNA-Seq platform (Illumina) and previous technology (microarrays).
In Iran, as in other countries, it will be important to continue to carry out health management training, and to justify the large investments in training programmes, through rigorous assessment of their contribution to the capacity development of individuals, organizations and health systems.
This rigorous approach would make important contributions to the literature on reduced visit models by including an expanded set of outcomes that would address lingering questions.
Source apportionment was not performed in this current analysis; however, a study of source apportionment methods found that correctly selected single-species tracers can be almost as informative in identifying source contributions as more rigorous methods (Sarnat et al. 2008).
