Sentence examples for a more rigorous interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Some Nahda people argue that many Salafists are decent Tunisians who have merely adopted a more rigorous interpretation of Islam.

Our findings allow for a more rigorous interpretation of data gathered from MIRU typing.

Moreover, the requirement for modeling and model friendly experimentation to work hand-in-hand, they claim, creates a dynamic interplay that has the potential to result in cyclically better mechanistic understanding and more rigorous interpretation of the system under study.

Canada lacked data that were population-based across all chronic disease causes of death, focussed on the locations of care (rather than the actual location of death), were sufficiently scaled to compare the location specific results and able to permit statistical adjustment in multivariable analyses to permit more rigorous interpretation of the results.

A more rigorous discussion of jittered sampling.

Towards a more rigorous definition of brain death?

A more rigorous system of assessing the riskiness of loans is being foisted upon them.

Two months ago, Freddie Mac began a more rigorous review of foreclosed, interest-only loans.

This summer, they are conducting a more rigorous study of the level of the contaminants.

The final stage of the screening provides a more rigorous analysis of financial and strategic value.

As Lewis Wolpert always points out, science is not simply a more rigorous form of common sense.