Sentence examples for be made more rigorous from inspiring English sources
How might it be made more rigorous?
Almost from the beginning, however, the new mathematics of chance was invoked to suggest that decisions could after all be made more rigorous.
These ideas can be made more rigorous by noting that with greater homogeneity partition by partition, there are fewer classification errors overall.
A-levels and GCSEs in arts subjects in England, including music, drama, art and dance, are to be made more "rigorous and demanding", Education Secretary Michael Gove is to announce.
This can be rewritten as follows: :y \cdot dy - x \cdot dx = 0.\, This is a differential equation which is solved to give :y^2 - x^2 = C,\, And the constant can be deduced from x = 0, y = a to give the equation :y^2 = x^2 + a^2.\, This is more of an intuitive proof than a formal one: it can be made more rigorous if proper limits are used in place of dx and dy.
However, it was felt that the statistical analysis leading to the identification of socially structured species could be made more rigorous.
Courses have been made more rigorous, though also more parochial and inward-looking (rather like Britain itself in the past few years).
And, unless the medical screening required by the bill is made more rigorous, the unimpaired may still be able to profit at the expense of the truly sick.
In 1962, the food and drug act was overhauled: safety testing was made more rigorous, and proof of efficacy was also required for the first time.
"Contracts for the provision of health services were renegotiated late last year under the Coalition and the performance measures in the new contracts were made more rigorous".
