Sentence examples similar to rigorous discarding from inspiring English sources
With a badly degraded sample, researchers may also need to apply extremely rigorous statistical filters, discarding the overwhelming majority of the raw data from the sequencer in order to generate an accurate final sequence.
Strain, discarding mint leaves.
"There's just a sense of purpose" in which "a lot of extraneous material is naturally and necessarily discarded," and what is left is a "rigorous and severe" routine in which "the capacity to focus becomes much easier".
Morris subjects the conflicting national narratives of the 1948 war to rigorous scrutiny in the light of the evidence and he discards all the notions, however deeply cherished, that do not stand up to such scrutiny.
In Gehry's design method, there is a persistent, rigorous base, over which ideas are thrown out, elaborated, tweaked and often discarded.
Compared to the study by Chancerel et al. [ 31] more rigorous statistical testing (using resampling to define confidence interval) certainly contributed to discard a number of false positives.
However, it represents the only more-or-less rigorous study to include this species (the remaining studies being taxonomies, which were discarded) and the placement of Vulpes ferrilata in the supertree accurately reflects its placement in this study.
Condoms torn and discarded.
