Sentence examples for rigorous tracing from inspiring English sources

Since 1995, under Ms True's prompting, the Getty has led calls for more rigorous tracing of the provenance of antiquities (in 1999 the museum returned three pieces of dubious provenance to Italy).

This is an area for additional improvement with more rigorous tracing of defaulters.

In "Cradle of Flavor" Mr. Oseland -- the editor of Saveur magazine and a frequent traveler in the region over 20 years -- is enthusiastic and rigorous about tracing food all the way to its roots in earth and sea, with scores of pages on ingredients alone.

Recent use of more rigorous lineage tracing tools have strongly called into question the ability of epithelial cells to transition into collagen-producing mesenchymal cells during repair processes in numerous tissues, such as the kidneys [ 63- 65], liver [ 66- 68] and lungs [ 69].

Despite a wealth of literature supporting both theories, a growing number of recent studies employing much more rigorous lineage tracing analysis have cast a significant degree of doubt on the notion that fibrogenic cells arise from sources outside of tissue-resident MSCs.

Using a rigorous measurement protocol for tracing the hippocampus, Maller et al. (2007) reported differential volume loss in the tail of the hippocampus in MDD patients relative to healthy controls.

Third, the cause of death was unknown for most of the women included, and not all deaths can be attributed to HIV-1 disease despite rigorous efforts to trace women.

But, the modelers say, rigorous surveillance, isolation of patients, and aggressive tracing of their contacts can eventually stop the spread.

Rigorous clinical trials coupled with a vigilant tracing program will limit the number of adverse effects experienced by patients.

Last, information on many case investigation forms was incomplete because the data were collected in the context of response operations and used for clinical care, contact tracing, and transmission prevention rather than for a rigorous epidemiologic survey.

This finding suggests that among those quarantined index case-patients, the number of persons with secondary cases who could be traced through rigorous field investigation was small and far less than the number needed for the sustainable transmission of infectious disease in the population (reproduction number >1).