We have shown through rigorous analysis that full diversity is achieved despite the existence of the eavesdropper.
To the best of our knowledge, there is a lack of rigorous criteria to compare diversity measures and help select an appropriate one.
The one rigorous analysis of sequence diversity in southern and northern populations of D. americana for a gene region (transformer) located in a non-rearranged chromosomal region indicated a lower level of diversity (relative π ∼0.95) in the northern population [36].
Diversity in the academic setting ensures better critical thinking and more rigorous learning because diverse individuals, even through their very presence, trigger more critical thinking from those in the majority.
Defining an ESU in an operational or practical sense rather than in an academic or semantic sense, however, is challenging, and the identification of relevant intraspecific diversity requires a rigorous and repeatable approach (Waples and Gaggiotti 2006).
A real freak show would be much more indulgent than this, and a good lecture on physical diversity would be much more rigorous.
Managers have more and more to tackle a diversity of problems in a rigorous and transparent way.
However, we were able to obtain estimates of nucleotide diversity to use in a rigorous comparison with published results on other species.
But if the courts order colorblindness, America's finest public and private universities won't hesitate for a moment in choosing diversity as the second goal, allowing rigorous admissions standards to go out the window.
Collectively, geo-eco-hydrologic understanding presents a coherent biophysical template that can be used to frame spatially and temporally rigorous approaches to monitoring that respect the inherent diversity, variability and complexity of any given river system.
