Sentence examples for at rigorously from inspiring English sources

The present study aims at rigorously analyzing mixing conditions influence on PBR efficiency.

Others are harder to implement, but are better at rigorously identifying the direct effects of a factor, such as RNA aptamers.

This study is aimed at rigorously testing whether clathrin-independent endocytosis operates as a sizable parallel uptake route to clathrin-mediated endocytosis.

E-LITE is a randomized clinical trial aimed at rigorously evaluating the feasibility and potential effectiveness of translating two lifestyle interventions into ongoing care of overweight or obese adults with pre-diabetes and/or metabolic syndrome in a primary care practice.

"Litmus test" is the term for this kind of unbendable standard about abortion among Republicans, although it can operate at least as rigorously among Democrats.

A sensuous pleasure in its own right, food and the appetite for it were suppressed in the movies by a taboo that was enforced at least as rigorously, if tacitly, as the Production Code that guided depictions of sex.

But at the rigorously orchestrated rally at which the mayor declares his intentions, he allows, pro forma, a speaker in opposition the scientist Watanabe, from the Science Party, who's there with his colleague, named (and voiced by) Yoko Ono.

But at the rigorously orchestrated rally at which the mayor declares his intentions, he allows, pro forma, a speaker in opposition — the scientist Watanabe, from the Science Party, who's there with his colleague, named (and voiced by) Yoko Ono.

At Triggerstreet, membership is at once rigorously exclusive and purely democratic: it is open to anyone with a passion for cinema and the patience to tackle the website's formidable registration system.

It's like a mini-version of the colossal Boulle cabinet that sold at Phillips, de Pury & Luxembourg a couple of weeks ago: at once rigorously balanced and stupefyingly ornate.

Researchers at CALS and Cornell AgriTech rigorously evaluate the profitability of production systems for diverse crops.