Sentence examples for rigorous source from inspiring English sources

One of the most difficult issues in the development of hydrologic models is to find a rigorous source of data and specific parameters to a given problem, on a given location that enable reliable calibration.

For the purposes of this guideline, the HTA review by Cullum et al. [ 19] was then updated by the Cochrane Wounds Group and National Collaborating Centre for Nursing and Supportive Care staff to provide the most up-to-date and rigorous source of clinical effectiveness evidence.

Cancer researchers began turning to less rigorous sources of data, with some arguing that screening was preventing cancer deaths and others arguing it was not.

An espresso arrives first – smooth, rich and strong, barely a hint of bitterness to it – followed by a board of bresaola with parmesan and rocket, which was a model of rigorous sourcing and careful plating.

At the same time, Hall said the company maintains its "rigorous sourcing criteria," with 70percentt of its products sourced locally.

While maintaining their rigorous sourcing standards, they moved to a retail business model, selling directly to consumers.

The most rigorous sources of evidence included in this review were also the leanest on contextual and mechanism data.

The IEEE article's authors found a few dozen examples over a decade ending in 2001, and drew its conclusions from this sketchy, anecdotal and non-rigorous source.In early 2011 a New York Times reporter wrote that in the past decade, there were only ten incidents reported to NASA by pilots that could be pinned on wireless interference.

Our aim with the HAND database is to provide researchers in both the HIV and neuroscience fields a comprehensive and rigorous data source toward better understanding virus compartmentalization and to help in design of improved strategies against HAND viruses.

This seminal content validation study of the SF-36v2 for use with patients with AL amyloidosis used a rigorous, three-source approach.

The distinguished academic historian Hugh Thomas has described her as "rigorous with her sources and accomplished with her prose".