Sentence examples for able to rigorously from inspiring English sources

In past arms agreements, American governments have routinely insisted that international inspectors be able to rigorously verify compliance.

You should have a strong vision for the broad potential of Twitter and news, while also being able to rigorously manage and scale the news team's daily impact".

In particular, he was able to rigorously quantify both the degree of difference between randomly selected code words and the likelihood that a corrupted sequence would resemble only one of them.

For example, there is still a long way to go in order for social sciences to be able to rigorously translate divergent worldviews into consistent policy scenarios and their evaluation, and to respond to the most pressing societal questions, such as political economy features (e.g. winners and losers) of policies (Norgaard, 2008a; Carraro et al., 2015; Victor, 2015).

Application of the brittleness indices to the tested rock specimens clearly demonstrated that the developed energy-based expression is able to rigorously capture the relative brittleness sequences of lithofacies and evolution trends under application of confinement, whereas further proved lack of either sufficient physical basis or appropriate formulation strategy in the existing indices.

Unfortunately, we were not able to rigorously classify birds as winners or losers.

And what he told me, and I ultimately think this proved true, is that you don't have to be an engineer in Silicon Valley to have an impact, you just have to be able to think rigorously like an engineer does.

We found a dose-dependent relation between benzodiazepine dose and death from overdose and were also able to more rigorously deal with issues of confounding in our analysis because of the larger sample size.

Our methods are an advance over those used in previous studies because we were able to examine rigorously, within a single modeling framework, the ability of clinical case finding and syndromic surveillance to detect anthrax outbreaks.

Without being able to analyse rigorously the non-equilibrium mechanisms that give rise to such data, it seems unlikely that we will fully understand the epigenomic capabilities of eukaryotic DNA, whose role in both development and evolution is of considerable interest [ 31- 33].

They should also be able to think more rigorously about where and how values and social relations are shaped and molded — values and culture are not static and can be substantially influenced by politics.