Sentence examples for less rigor from inspiring English sources

Still, they were in a real sense solitaries, and deserve to be counted along with solitaries of many other varieties, men and, occasionally, women who secluded themselves with more or less rigor all over the world.

But Mr. Lundy noted that accounting rules are far more lax in Latin America than in the United States, making it tempting for companies to apply less rigor when they translate numbers back for American consumption.

There is no less rigor to their dissection of issues.

Softer, fluffier work that requires less rigor and brain power.

Trials with greater methodologic rigor and reporting transparency were associated with a more conservative estimate of the effect, 2.42 [0.96.10]10], compared with 28.69 [5.08, 162.06] for less rigorous and poorly reported trials (P = 0.013 for the difference).

Another was that its tight focus on pedagogical technique would mean less intellectual rigor.

But Mr. Draghi rejected calls for less fiscal rigor, saying countries with a record for deficit spending have not seen benefits.

Because some jurisdictions — Sanford, Florida, allegedly among them — still treat crimes against blacks with less enforcement rigor than crimes against whites, the scale of punishment should be tilted against the racist perp.

Richard Joyce echoes similar sentiments in The Evolution of Morality (2006), using more philosophical prose (and correspondingly less biological rigor); he concludes, characteristically, "we should reject or modify any theory that would render us epistemic slaves to the baby-bearing capacities of our ancestors" (p. 219).

Most of the included studies were small-sampled single-centered studies with less methodological rigor than large-sampled studies.

Smaller studies are, on average, conducted and analyzed with less methodological rigor than larger studies and trials of lower quality also tend to show the larger effects (12).