While the exercises may be especially rigorous, they offer broad lessons for those who think they may be ready to stop working.
You'd expect, then, that Wall Street firms would be especially rigorous about balancing risk against reward, and about earning and keeping the trust of customers, clients, and lenders.
He said that because the case raised "core separation-of-powers arguments at the heart of the relationship among the three branches of government," his examination of standing must be "especially rigorous".
Rober's experiment may not have been especially rigorous, but it does put the spotlight on something psychologists say can be a serious problem.
Meanwhile, in terms of clinical practice it would be reasonable to be especially rigorous in achieving a tight control of risk factors and blood glucose in these patients.
From the sequence analytic perspective, homology is usually inferred from easily derived similarity measures of aligned sequences because there is no other direct measure of common ancestry, not because this criterion is especially elegant or rigorous.
This lack of rigorous enforcement is especially disturbing in light of the real-world experience of clinicians who are seeking to help kids with emotional problems even as they've already been horrifically damaged by overdrugging.
This is especially true for safety- and time-critical applications where rigorous requalification processes are necessary after a software change.
This final problem is especially acute given that Chagnon contends that cultural anthropology lacks a rigorous evidence-based scientific outlook.
"Scientific methods and results must be extremely rigorous and clearly communicated," says Koo, "and it is especially important when the health of a community is at stake".
The travel is not especially rigorous, although it's not a trip to Disneyland, either.
