PHILADELPHIA – A coalition of academic researchers in the United States is preparing to shine a rigorous scientific light on the polarized and often emotional debate over whether using hydraulic fracturing to drill for natural gas is hazardous to human health.
"The design of the barriers is based off of rather fragmentary information on how the brown tree snakes can climb across barriers," says Rodda, "so the work that Dr. Jayne is doing is very useful for making the design of those barriers rigorous in light of the climbing capabilities of this species".
Thus, an FDA staff member (Taylor 1986) noted in 1986, when the FDA had decided to accept the Hoechst studies, that The question remains whether these studies are sufficiently definitive or rigorous in light of the potential for widespread, [sic] high exposure to acesulfame K in all group [sic] in the population.
The piece does not attempt a physical replication of Albers's rigorous experimentation with light and color within geometric frames and his investigation of the nature of perception and illusion.
As for the third evidence mentioned above, we reanalyzed the phylogeny of the entire Pax4/6/10 class by employing a more rigorous methodology in light of the standard procedure of molecular phylogenetics (Anisimova et al. 2013).
The anatomical complexity of the imaged volume in pre-clinical DOT necessitates the use of a rigorous model of light propagation in tissues for quantitative accuracy, especially when considering time-resolved data types such as early gates [ 32].
But many are completely innocuous, or indeed show the climate researchers in a good light, holding rigorous internal debates.
But while it may look light, the rigorous research that underpins it – and the sensitivity of the artwork – ensures that the comic has depth.
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.
Second, it's come to light that rigorous research doesn't have to be expensive, particularly if it makes use of administrative data that governments already collect (pdf) like test scores, graduation rates, emergency room visits, arrests, unemployment records, and so forth.
