Portions are rigorously controlled, though perhaps not as much as the sophisticated wine list, which features older, "non-interventionist" vintages.
We find that a mechanism in which the short length of filaments is primarily due to For3p detachment cannot be rigorously excluded, though such a mechanism is less consistent with the full set of available experimental data.
His writings about the hoax, though rigorously scientific, display great tenderness toward the two country girls whose idle boast of seeing magical creatures captivated a nation convulsed by war and modernity.
Breast cancer has been most rigorously studied; even though the majority of results showed no causative association with DDT exposure (Brody et al. 2007), the latest evidence indicates an increased risk in women who were exposed at a young age (Cohn et al. 2007).
Despite its laissez-faire reputation, Google's marketplace for apps is curated far better than most third-party sites, though not as rigorously as Apple's.With 1m apps available for both the Android operating system and Apple's iOS, users have little reason to venture outside these walled gardens.
Four of the observational studies attempted to limit sources of bias (though not as rigorously as the RCTs) by using a historic control group [ 16, 17] or nonrandomized control group [ 19] or measuring outcomes before and after implementation of the mHealth intervention [ 18].
Sports, though, aspires to be rigorously proceduralistic.
In effect, the entire movie takes place under the sign of American influence, even though it rigorously excludes even the slightest hint of American pop culture.
In the studies reviewed, outcomes from community participation were indicated, though not rigorously measured.
