Sentence examples for more rigorous accounts from inspiring English sources

However, the robustness of the latter studies has been constrained by the lack of use of theoretical frameworks which would have helped in providing more rigorous accounts as to the behaviours of the actors involved in the delivery of aid.

However, assessments of treatment effectiveness may be improved with a more rigorous accounting of the fuel characteristics.

There is a lesson from British experience in the 1980s, when several audit scandals led to both tougher regulation and more rigorous accounting standards.

The suit sought more control for Mr. Hirschfeld over the sale and exhibition of his drawings and asked for more rigorous accounting of the sales; it did not accuse Ms. Feiden of cheating him in the buying and selling of his work.

A more rigorous accounting, if ever possible, would only be possible following experimental characterization of many gene products.

This may reflect more rigorous corporate accounting practices, some observers said.

However, because ethnic origin (e.g., Irish, German, Greek) is seldom available within general racial groups, including dyad fixed-effects is a more rigorous strategy of accounting for population stratification.

Banks in Britain say that more rigorous criteria for opening accounts frustrates another government effort, to bring the so-called socially excluded into the banking system.

Record-keeping must also be more rigorous, with business and personal accounts well segregated.

She will concede that national accounting is "more rigorous" and says Conservation International supports achieving it "eventually".

For those seeking a more rigorous examination -- a detailed inside accounting of what was going on in the Clinton campaign and at the White House, for example, or the kind of insight that the best of campaign books should (but rarely do) provide -- this is not the place to turn.