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Therefore, we also took another approach in which we tested whether local plants perform better than foreign plants at both transplanting sites, i.e. pairs of plant origin, which would indicate divergent selection and thus more rigorous evidence for local adaptation [12].

Thus more rigorous experiments should be conducted to determine biomarker cut-off optimization and calculation of ROC curves.

Hence, more rigorous research is needed in the latter direction.

With a given reagent, diamond is generally less reactive than graphite and, thus, requires more rigorous conditions for reaction, such as a higher temperature; the ultimate products, however, are the same.

Nevertheless, despite the excitement generated at preclinical stages, human trials on Cdk drugs such as UNC-01 and flavopiridol failed to deliver significant clinical advantages, with majority reports citing toxicity and side effects, thus preventing more rigorous regimen.

The phenomenon that is described within the current paper concerns resistant phenotypes; thus, applying more rigorous photodynamic conditions (like a higher light dose or sensitizer concentration) this resistance could be overcome.

Early hardware startups now often feel like lean software businesses, with much more interactive product development, thus allowing for more rigorous analysis of product-market fit.

Combined with the new species described here, a recent species level nephilid phylogeny [20] makes possible the most detailed analysis of size change in nephilids to date, and thus should enable more rigorous hypotheses about selective forces affecting SSD in spiders.

We thus seek a more rigorous estimation approach.

Thus a larger more rigorous trial is required to confirm the pilot data.

Thus applying a more rigorous criterion for content validity could lead to different conclusions.