THE pay is nonexistent, the time commitments are fixed, the training is rigorous, and there is always the threat of being fired.
Radcliffe said that using contractors or temporary staff, who might not be put through such a rigorous recruitment process, is always a risk.
His analyses were always thoughtful, rigorous, and evidence-based.
Pinch technology also imposes certain rules and standards that have been followed by many researchers, though they are not always rigorous and may even be unnecessary if they may prevent in deriving better solutions.
As consequence, the use of the Hills and Mader (1997) equation adopting distinct Manning coefficient is not always rigorous.
I am always open to rigorous scientific facts that serve to enlighten my knowledge, but all too often the "facts" that are presented to me by my dissenters, seem to either lack the solid scientific support, or are biased by the industry.
It is worth noting that SLN's were always subject to rigorous examination, whereas histopathological techniques for corresponding IFL nodes were less detailed and were assumed to be H&E unless otherwise stated.
The commission's "reviews were not always rigorous enough to ensure that decommissioning funds would be adequate," it said.
Many states report conducting evaluations, but these are not always rigorous and funding for monitoring and evaluation, tenuous in the best of times, was hurt by the recession.
These reviews concluded that the study designs adopted to evaluate the effects of the interventions were not always rigorous; most evaluations consisted of a pre-post analysis within a single organization, [ 13] and controls were often lacking.
