Sentence examples for done rigorously from inspiring English sources
During a speech Friday, Lorenzo Bini Smaghi, a member of the European Central Bank's executive board, said, "If the results of the next stress tests do not convince the markets that they have been done rigorously, national authorities will not be able to hide behind each other; all would lose credibility".
Physical and mechanical characterizations of all samples were done rigorously.
Therefore, the process of adapting the Flemish interRAI AC instrument was done rigorously.
ICPC coding was done rigorously with an experienced coder checking all codes.
To be reliable the test must be done rigorously using appropriate reference values corrected for applicable variables.
Prospective studies should be done rigorously with community randomization and a minimum of three arms: IRS, ITNs, and combination.
You quickly understand what a visitor understands after dozens of conversations: that today's China is a society obsessed with talent, and that the Chinese ruling elite recruits talent the way the N.B.A. does — rigorously, ruthless, in a completely elitist manner.
"As much as there's a lot of buzz that dancers get hurt a lot," she said, "there was probably something dancers were doing rigorously for years in the way they master balance and jump, landing with mutual alignment and beautiful neuromuscular control, that is helping to protect them.
While we have done this in the past (Southworth, 2008), in practice, this is a somewhat painful and laborious procedure to do rigorously and instead here we chose to quantify the %closed state by SAXS.
We checked whether an interaction between a perceptual and a numerical function would predict reaction time in adults or in children, and in so doing, rigorously tested whether subjective visual similarity (PSA/PSC) was the only predictor of reaction time data.
Combining a traditional string quartet with an improvising group — not to mention a strict and delicate classical language with a looser jazz language — is a hard business, and Mr. Smith has done it rigorously, without compromising either side.
