We all hope for better, safe and effective treatment options — even a cure for mental illness — but only if the clinical research rigorously reflects the highest ethical standards.
Micro-deformation of tow structures after thermoforming was rigorously reflected in the second stage FE model to determine the in-plane directional stiffness of skin parts.
Today the fluid but rigorously plain maxis reflect a subtly shifting cultural climate born in the wake of the Dow's collapse.
Some forms of professional development may be too passive to adequately challenge participants to rigorously explore and reflect on new concepts (Penuel et al. 2007).
The flowing yet rigorously structured tunics reflected Owens's love of early-twentieth-century designers such as Vionnet, Fortuny, and Grès, and the low-slung shorts conjured skater street wear.
In particular, it should be possible to rigorously resolve whether two assay results reflect the same or different bioactivity phenomena.
The earliest outcome musculoskeletal measures were introduced in the 60s by Larson [11] and then by Harris [10], but these instruments were physician-generated and do not reflect the rather more rigorously validated patient-generated outcome measures we use today.
Some investors have championed "value" investing, in which a company's cash flow, future earnings and assets are rigorously analyzed; stock prices are expected to reflect a rational analysis of value.
Additionally, the minimum path condition is incorporated into the mathematical model to reflect braiding process parameters more rigorously.
Rather they reflect the inherent difficulty of rigorously and usefully monitoring the behaviour of multiple institutions operating across multiple countries within a complex system.
