Sentence examples for Rigorously tested for from inspiring English sources

Astronauts are rigorously tested for psychological as well as physical fitness.

Would you simply assume that current regulations ensure they have been stringently and rigorously tested for safety?

However, eater beware — not all of the claims made about "The Candida diet" have been rigorously tested for effectiveness.

Coming from the world of medicine, where everything is rigorously tested for effectiveness before it ever gets to market, what Starr learned surprised him.

As a result, many retina specialists prefer off-label use of Avastin, a cancer drug that has not been rigorously tested for macular degeneration but has the same mechanism of action as Lucentis.

The performance and validity of the spectrometer was rigorously tested for repeatability and standard error for samples like carbon black, glass and silicon wafers.

Although we cannot rigorously test for competitive inhibition using our helicase endpoint assay, we can test if increased ATP concentration overcomes the inhibitory effects of these compounds.

If fine-scaled genetic maps, together with genome-wide surveys of polymorphism levels, become available for all the species in the melanogaster clade, it may be possible to rigorously test for the role of recombination.

Although the research question ('Are epiphyte species distributed randomly among tree species?') is simple, rigorously testing for structural host specificity is a difficult task because of the complex nature of species assemblages in the real world.

If we analyze class I and class II ORs separately, these patterns of GC content, repeat content, conservation score and O/E and TATA-box enrichment hold for both classes (data not shown); unfortunately not enough TSSs are defined for class I genes to rigorously test for differences in the enrichment levels between classes.

Consequently, to rigorously test for clonal erosion in permanent habitats, a survey must start early in the year when genetic diversity is expected to be highest, and changes must be followed over the whole growing season until late autumn, otherwise a decline might remain undetected.