Sentence examples for a rigourous from inspiring English sources

Steyn was an injury doubt for the first Test having spent seven weeks on the sidelines with a groin strain and, although he passed a rigourous fitness test before Christmas, South Africa believe the lay-off may have been a contributing factor to his current problems.

We present a rigourous numerical investigation and discuss problems of boundedness and singularity in detail.

A rigourous theory of probability as frequency was first devised by von Mises (1981), also defended by Reichenbach (1938) and beautifully expounded in van Lambalgen (1987).

This quantity is attractive in that it possesses the ability of being instantaneous and averaged at the same time, thus reconciling two conflicting properties into a rigourous and unambiguous framework.

For the ground state (where (L_z=0)), one has that begin{aligned} E_0(B) = sum _{k=0}^{infty } E_k B^{2k} end{aligned} (3.6 Avron [20] found a Bender Wu type formula begin{aligned} E_k = left( frac{4}{pi }right) ^{5/2} (-1)^{k+1} pi ^{-2k} Gamma left( 2k+frac{3}{2}right) left( 1+text {O}left( frac{1}{k}right) right) end{aligned} (3.7 with a rigourous proof by Helffer Sjöstrand [234].

Best-worst scaling (BWS) experiments offer a rigourous method for measuring preferences [ 13, 14].

Modern approaches to solid surface disorder provide a more rigourous way of defining roughness at solid surfaces, a crucial concept in electrocatalysis.

WHO's proposed draft recommendations (October 7, 2005) represent a more rigourous evaluation of conflict of interest because it requires more complete disclosure, clearer standards for evaluating conflicts of interest, and explicit management strategies.

It was noted that there have been a number of Canadian experiences with formal approaches to priority setting, such as PBMA (Program Budgeting and Marginal Analysis), and that there might be lessons drawn from a methodologically rigourous synthesis of these experiences.

Phillip Darnton, who was chair of Cycling England and is now chief executive of Bicycle Association, welcomed the new study: "This is an extremely rigourous and robust analysis of available data.

Proponents of a new, more rigourous method, which is still unproven, may, at first, find it hard to get their work published, whilst referees will be less hesitant about approving work using the old accepted method, which they have used and published themselves.