Sentence examples for more rigorous because from inspiring English sources

Lisa believes the end results were more rigorous because of Fred's contributions.

Mr. Benson is more rigorous because he takes the human eye as a guide; he wants to show us what the eye would see if only it could.

Conversely, the constraints imposed on the fixed-point sensors are more rigorous because they are capable of measuring the airflow at only one point (Thimons and Kohler 1985).

The CDC's Koo says that "in some ways, science at the CDC is perhaps more rigorous because it gets examined so much," she says.

The proposed index has been shown to be more rigorous because it uses quality thresholds from the Quebec IQBP index (reputed to be very stringent), but yet it conserves the expert knowledge embodied in the Moroccan IMBP index.

Nitschke conceded that if a patient visited him at his surgery and told him they were contemplating suicide he would have an obligation to make a "more rigorous assessment" because they were specifically seeking medical advice, but this obligation did not extend to the people he met through Exit.

The use of Newton's Second Law as a definition of force has been disparaged in some of the more rigorous textbooks, because it is essentially a mathematical truism.

Diversity in the academic setting ensures better critical thinking and more rigorous learning because diverse individuals, even through their very presence, trigger more critical thinking from those in the majority.

There's ample documentation that companies do better when they build under more rigorous cash constraints because it forces focus and creative problem solving.

Prospective assessment makes the tests more rigorous and objective because the target results are not known when the scientific prediction experiment is launched.

A coterie of critics consider this picture a "dog selfie," while other more rigorous analysts insist that because the dog did not take the picture himself, the term is stupid.