Not surprisingly ComScore and Nielsen each insist that their methods are more statistically rigorous.
(For the statistically rigorous, the numbers were adjusted for student body size).
Statistically rigorous hierarchical models require expertise and sophisticated software.
For the results to be valid, the field trials must be conducted in a statistically rigorous fashion.
This is a statistically rigorous study of studies, rather than a mere summary of the literature.
Palacios seek to provide statistically rigorous answers to concrete, data driven questions in evolutionary genetics and public health.
While these may not have been statistically rigorous exercises, they do point to something real: In American public life, researchers are largely absent.
Using "statistically rigorous, large-sample web-based tools", the company promises to unearth the real drivers of buying decisions.
This indicates, by definition, an exponential distribution, for which a simple and easily calculated, yet statistically rigorous, description is designed.
Common phrases I confronted from astronomical literature is that authors' strategy is statistically rigorous, superior, or powerful without showing why and how it is rigorous, superior, or powerful.
Leveraging this connection, we push beyond traditional information flow analysis to develop a statistically rigorous tool, AdFisher, for detecting information usage in online ad selection.
