Sentence examples for additional rigour from inspiring English sources
Additional rigour comes through a collaboration with General Electric, whose quality-improvement process Strive has been adapted for its own use.
The proposed definition of the metre is effectively the same as the current definition, the only difference being that the additional rigour in the definition of the second will propagate to the metre.
In 1198, William of Wrotham, who controlled Lydford Castle at the start of John's reign, was appointed as the Warden of the Stannaries, a new office intended to provide additional rigour to the administration of the mining industry.
Triangulation of data from nurses, residents and attending physicians adds additional rigour to our findings.
The objective of this article was to review strengths and weaknesses of different methodological approaches to identifying resettled refugees and comparison groups from routine health datasets and to propose the application of additional methodological rigour in future research.
The investigators considered that the inclusion of at least one health professional from each of the four disciplines would be likely to add an additional degree of rigour to the development of the thematic framework.
To maximise rigour, two additional researchers (fluent in Swahili and/or Sukuma) coded a sample of 12 transcripts of the original data.
As discussed above, the reviews varied in their rigour and scope (Additional file 3).
Searches for disconfirming evidence and member checking through focus groups provided additional data and helped ensure rigour.
Additional strategies were employed to increase validity and rigour: a sub-sample of transcripts (seven, from different interviewers) were analysed independently by the two non-interviewing team members.
