Sentence examples for level of rigour from inspiring English sources

But the request, issued 10 months into the CCRC's investigation of the case, illustrates the level of rigour being applied.

However, if we continue to ignore the need for this level of rigour in analysing ethnic data, we might increasingly lend ourselves to what has been called "statistical racism".

Although her carpel theory failed, Saunders's work was respected by her peers, particularly because of the outstanding level of rigour and thoroughness she demonstrated in much of her research.

These issues have been addressed through processes to strengthen reporting requirements from the service provider, including introducing a higher level of rigour around compliance monitoring of the immigration detention health services contract".

"This benefit assessment programme, which you are introducing to a very large number of people, should have the same level of rigour applied [as that of cancer screening in the NHS] to see whether we want it or not.

The report concluded: "We have concerns regarding the adequacy of the groundwater and noise assessments and do not believe that these are sufficiently robust to allow the impact to be assessed with an appropriate level of rigour".

At the same time, these methods have acquired new levels of rigour.

Over 50 years of research has resulted in several bulk LST formulas that have been tested with varying levels of rigour.

The design and analysis of ladder diagram programs by engineers is often ad hoc using a variety of techniques that may be applied with varying levels of rigour.

In his submission, Dunstone said: "I have, however, been surprised by some of the revelations about other parts of the bank, particularly the corporate division and, with the benefit of hindsight, have to conclude that perhaps the levels of rigour, experience and professionalism I found in the retail division were not as strong elsewhere".

He also argued that this made it impossible to argue that the exam had used a common standard, when different levels of rigour were applied in different parts of the year.