Sentence examples for more rigorous age from inspiring English sources

MR. PHILLIPS, of course, has a stake in this game — he wants MySpace to hire Aristotle to provide more rigorous age screening.

The present study is not focused on clinical improvement in treated HD mice but the neurological consequence of an hMSC graft in HD mice; however, a more rigorous study to determine the age of treatment and variability in the phenotype is critical.

The Way Forward for Computing in UK Schools – urges industry experts and exam boards to come up with more rigorous computing qualifications for pupils aged 16 and over.

When subjected to the more rigorous multivariate analysis, most variables – including age – fell out of statistical significance (Table 2), a phenomenon seen in many other geriatric studies.

"It's the age where school becomes more rigorous and if kids fall behind, it's a predictor of them dropping out".

More rigorous studies have allowed clinicians to identify autism in children of younger and younger ages.

The minimalists were more rigorous.

So was adjusting to more rigorous competition.

There are more rigorous performance standards.

I know which is more rigorous.

The stage is more rigorous.