Sentence examples for definitive rigor from inspiring English sources
A gimme for fans who may have admired "Breaking Bad's" definitive rigor but still long for more?
Not definitive, just definite.
A postgraduate course needs to be developed to teach the intervention [ 23] which then needs to be subjected to the rigors of a definitive randomised controlled trial.
In the late 1920s, von Neumann developed the separable Hilbert space formulation of quantum mechanics, which later became the definitive one (from the standpoint of mathematical rigor, at least).
This rating is not intended to provide a definitive statement on a tool's psychometric rigor, which can alter with additional validation studies but rather to offer a guide based upon presently available evidence.
A meta-analysis of similar, well-conducted, RCTs is considered one of the highest levels of evidence but the primary trials all have to be conducted with high methodological rigor for the meta-analysis to be definitive.
The inclusion and exclusion criteria for both studies are shown in Tables 1 and 2. Due to their anticipated sample size of approximately 260 patients and their methodological rigor, when completed, the CoLT studies should provide definitive data about the acute efficacy and long-term treatment with lithium in children and teenagers with bipolar mania/mixed states.
Yet, until recently, it has been difficult for researchers to make definitive statements about those remains; but, as the database of discoveries has grown and the rigor of zooarchaeological methods has improved, research is revealing an ever clearer picture of the domestication of Canis familiaris.
"Her rigor matched his exactitude".
