rigor
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Pew actually listened to the criticism, and altered its mode of operations, outlining a new approach to generational research that would control for other demographic factors and offer greater methodological rigor.
From Salon
“Progress has been made in recent years, but increased rigor and diligence are required to make the necessary transformative changes to maximise value for our shareholders,” said BP Chairman Albert Manifold.
From Barron's
They give new research the imprimatur of rigor and validity and have been a forum for publishing findings that have advanced human health and scientific progress across fields.
A study last year from the University of Cincinnati showed that the test’s math evaluation has reduced in rigor by four points per year over a decade.
HHS spokesman Andrew Nixon said: “ACIP members will use gold standard, evidence-based science to make recommendations at the upcoming meeting that will be grounded in transparency and scientific rigor.”
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