Sentence examples for made a rigorous from inspiring English sources

Anderson and his team made a rigorous effort to understand the company's hierarchy, who worked with whom and which departments shared barn space.

Nevertheless, in order to minimize potential biases, we have made a rigorous epidemiological design of study subjects and more statistical adjustments for known risk factors.

Overall, though, Ms. Shimbo does a fine job of making a rigorous and exotic cuisine accessible.

The row prompted the carrier to issue a statement calling on the media to make a "rigorous assessment" of Unite's claims.

Does the absence of a doctor-patient relationship justify not making a "rigorous assessment" when confronted with someone who could soon die, leaving behind family and friends?

He demands that the security agencies also make a "rigorous assessment" of the intrusiveness, effectiveness, cost and legality of extended snooping powers before they can go ahead.

What sets Intermountain apart, Wennberg says, is that it is also making a rigorous effort to analyze and improve bedside care.

It might seem counterintuitive, but that is the conclusion reached by two economists who released a draft last week of the first study that makes a rigorous economic comparison of directly observed activity on file-sharing networks and music buying.

From the mathematical point of view that makes infinity "larger" and provides exponential decay of waves which makes a rigorous formulation of expansions easier.

So J. Michael Parrish of Northern Illinois University in DeKalb and Kent Stevens of the University of Oregon, Eugene, decided to make a rigorous investigation.

Anthropologist Richard Jantz of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, says that the study makes a "rigorous" contribution to the question of how New World populations originated.