The process for the kind of realism I'm interested in is highly rigorous, and very slow.
As the World Government Summit's official website explains in detail, the process for choosing its first ever recipient of the title was highly rigorous and selective.
The methodology of quantifying and costing educational attainment, mortality, and lost economic productivity is highly rigorous, and the text itself serves as a very good introduction to the novice who is considering a similar analysis in a different context.
Though community colleges and others, like Boston University, have long had inmate programs, the two-month-old Wesleyan program is one of a few in the country where the selection process is highly rigorous, where academic potential is the primary criterion and where past criminal conduct, however heinous, is not considered in admission.
Still, the schools are highly rigorous.
Second, although our definition of genotypic clustering was highly rigorous, the lack of detailed epidemiologic information precluded confirmation of transmission within California.
She said her group had sought out the Institute of Medicine because its work is highly respected and rigorous, and her group wanted an unbiased report that stuck strictly to the science and did not go beyond the data.
Bossuyt et al 25 include case definitions in their understanding of the term 'test', emphasising that diagnostic tests are highly dynamic and need rigorous evaluation before they are introduced into clinical practice.
The survey teams were highly experienced clinicians, and rigorous quality control mechanisms were in place.
Traditional heat-roasting techniques are highly polluting, and as Chinese environmental regulations become more rigorous, the competitive advantage of cleaner foreign operators only grows.
