Sentence examples for a rigorous application from inspiring English sources

The first ONES grants, totaling $3.6 million, were awarded in September 2006 to eight promising young scientists chosen from more than 70 applicants through a rigorous application, review, and interview process.

Twelve fellows were named by an anonymous selection committee after a rigorous application process.

We like to think that a rigorous application of logic will eliminate kooky ideas.

Its riders (all male) are revered and, once accepted through a rigorous application process in their teens, have a job for life.

To land a decent job at Google or Facebook, or any other reputable U.S. company, you have to navigate a rigorous application process.

After a rigorous application process, the program accepted 120 skilled American students, ages 16 to 19, drawn from 42 states, into a training residency.

The GMR also calls for an end to a culture of impunity surrounding sexual violence, a more rigorous application of existing international law and the creation of an International Commission on Rape and Sexual Violence backed by the International Criminal Court.

Several years ago, she helped to create the Devil Hunters, a group that today has a dozen active members, a very active Web site, www.njdevilhunters.com, and a somewhat rigorous application process.

Our results would likely be enhanced by a more rigorous application of the prioritization algorithm, under a proper admission policy, and with the social/political acknowledgement of the process as a standard rule within the hospital.

Nearly 35 percent of exhibition grant requests win approval, but "they have a very rigorous application process," Mr. Bradburne said, adding: "It's not a cup of coffee and 'yes.' There was a long discussion, and we had to defend the choices we made".

The observed distribution of survival time differences in the North West cancer registry could be due to a more rigorous application of this rule, and does not necessarily point to a particular problem in the processing of death certificate information.