Sentence examples for a more rigorous tests from inspiring English sources
He said his committee was "very interested" in tightening up procedures for so that those entering the House of Lords have to go through a more rigorous tests of suitability.
A more rigorous test uses a scanning device about the size of a suitcase.
Last year, they decided that it was ready for a more rigorous test, at the Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve, a hundred-and-forty-two-acre sanctuary in Portsmouth, Virginia.
The Bloomberg administration was right to support the decision to change the scoring as well as the need for a more rigorous testing regime.
Next, Dr. Kane and other scientists at the Lawrence Livermore laboratory want to put the simulation results to a more rigorous test -- experiments with lasers supplying the energy in trying to reproduce such cosmic phenomena.
In articles published on its Web site on Wednesday, Underwriters Laboratories said it had developed a more rigorous test to prevent short circuits inside the battery cell that can lead to a fire.
In the same way that the timing of a pendulum provided a more rigorous test of Galileo's kinematical theory than could be achieved by direct testing with balls rolling down planes, so with Newton's laws the most searching tests are indirect and based on mathematically derived consequences.
It might be unreasonable to demand a more rigorous testing of the first part of this process than the second.
DogVacay also maintains a high level of quality by putting hosts through a more rigorous testing and training process than you even see on a site like Airbnb.
The capability-aspiration framework offers a heuristic to separate normative from analytical concepts, and facilitates a more rigorous testing of the effects integration policies have on outcomes.
