Examples of using Methodologically rigorous in English and their translations into Spanish
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This is a methodologically rigorous, well-accepted design;
Implementing linguistic reform requires not merely political will butalso a technically and methodologically rigorous approach.
There is a need for larger, more methodologically rigorous RCTs in this area.
Further methodologically rigorous studies are needed to further investigate potential moderators of treatment efficacy.
However, there is a need to conduct methodologically rigorous intervention evaluations.
The EU agreed that expert input would be required for the criteria andsub-criteria to be methodologically rigorous.
More prospective and methodologically rigorous research is needed to bolster inference power.
The growing span andcomplexity of multidimensional peacekeeping call for a more regular cycle of independent and methodologically rigorous inspections and evaluations.
We believe that large, methodologically rigorous, randomised controlled trials of fibrin sealants are needed.
In particular, the Working Group requested the task force to draw on the necessary expertise to make the criteria analytically and methodologically rigorous and to provide empirically-oriented tools to those involved in implementing development partnerships.
RECENT FINDINGS: Methodologically rigorous studies on intellectual disability in Latin America is lacking.
The business models of United Nations entities must also be examined through that lens in order toenhance their impact on crucial development issues, using internationally agreed normative principles and an evidence-based, methodologically rigorous decision-making process.
Two small yet methodologically rigorous surveys were also conducted of Kenyan voters prior to the elections in that country in December 1992.
On impact assessment:While the Committee considers that it might be helpful to conduct a meaningful and methodologically rigorous evaluation of the impact of sanctions, this cannot be a priority for the Monitoring Team given time and resource constraints.
Methodologically rigorous, theoretically grounded scientific analysis of violence can help enable honest dialogue to improve the human rights situation in Colombia.
Credible evaluations are impartial and methodologically rigorous and present both programme achievements and programme challenges.
In line with the practical and action-oriented approach adopted by the Working Group on the Right to Development in recent years,the task force deemed it important to ensure that the implementation of the right to development be supported by an operational framework that is conceptually and methodologically rigorous.
When a survey is both neutral and methodologically rigorous, it helps to reveal important aspects about an organization, and can thus serve as a useful tool for dialogue and consultation.
To illustrate the impact of the report, Minas Gerais has produced an analysis of the social conditions in its approximately 700 municipalities using HDI indicators,becoming the first Brazilian State to make available a methodologically rigorous basis for HDI comparison of its municipalities with others.
In this way it could build a conceptually and methodologically rigorous operational framework, in line with the concern for practical and action-oriented outcomes expressed by the Working Group in recent years.
In coordination with other divisions of the Office and oversight bodies as appropriate, the Office will conduct a programme of evaluations and inspections that includes cyclical coverage of programmes and topics on a risk-assessed basis,using a standardized and methodologically rigorous approach to ensure the quality and usefulness of Inspection and Evaluation Division reports.
The task force reiterates the need to draw on the necessary expertise to make the criteria analytically and methodologically rigorous and provide empirically-oriented tools to those involved in implementing development partnerships in order to achieve the desired standard of criteria quality.
As explained, the development of indicators was not an exercise in ranking or even judging countries, butrather in providing to the Working Group operational sub-criteria in the form of a set of methodologically rigorous tools that can be used in determining where progress is occurring or stalling, and the next steps for promoting implementation of the right to development.
The Working Group recommended that the criteria adopted by the high-level task force should(a)be analytically and methodologically rigorous;(b) provide empirically oriented tools to those involved in implementing development partnerships; and(c) cover Millennium Development Goal 8 and other aspects not covered by the task force A/HRC/9/17, para. 42.
In order to achieve the desired level of quality of the criteria, the Working Group requests the task force to draw on the necessary expertise to(a)make the criteria analytically and methodologically rigorous;(b) provide empirically-oriented tools to those involved in implementing development partnerships; and(c) ensure that they cover Millennium Development Goal 8, including target 8.A and other aspects not covered to date by the task force.