Sentence examples for considered rigorous from inspiring English sources

So far, only seven athletes in sports that follow the world agency's code — which is considered rigorous — have tested positive for H.G.H.

Also, high school athletes who choose to use banned performance-enhancing drugs are unlikely to be caught; only three states have drug-testing programs, and they are not considered rigorous.

She channelled her feelings in four typewritten pages, pointing out a double standard; namely, that repetition and systems were considered rigorous in the context of the avant-garde, but dismissed as drudgery when it came to maintenance workers or housewives.

Because all of the books associated with their new English curriculum have not yet arrived, teachers at Public School 125 in West Harlem have been pulling last year's texts from storage, dusting them off and handing them out, even though they are not considered rigorous enough for the revised standards.

Sometimes only one sensor is used and, even if a short time is required (1 hour) to perform measurements in all the microenvironment, the control cards and/or univariate graphs used to treat data cannot be considered rigorous as it is obviously impossible to follow variation in time and space contemporarily [12].

The review, which was published in the International Journal of Drug Policy this month, examined a relatively small pool of studies — eight in total — that the researchers considered rigorous enough to include.

Through detailed simulation and analysis, we show the importance of considering rigorous models for accurate prediction.

This section investigates the ability of increasing the amount of inherent hysteretic damping, of the RNC isolator, as another possible non-expensive alternative to achieve that targets considering rigorous near-fault earthquakes.

Control programs should first consider rigorous awareness campaigns and sensitization on both the magnitude and impact of human fascioliasis in humans and animals [ 44].

This increase was almost entirely accounted for by a rise in Regents diplomas, which are considered more rigorous than a local diploma; 41.5 percent of the students at small schools received one, compared with 34.9 percent of students at other schools.

"We might be in a 'gold rush' wherein a few folks have developed 'monster' wells," he wrote, "so everyone assumes that all the wells will be 'monsters.' " The Energy Information Administration's annual reports are widely followed by investors, companies and policy makers because they are considered scientifically rigorous and independent from industry.