"We are fixing the problem with a more rigorous curriculum, better teaching, higher standards and tougher discipline".
By following these guidelines, standards for marine reviews should increase, ultimately resulting in more rigorous reviews better able to inform future marine science and policy.
Making the testing system more rigorous and better suited to its task will not be politically popular, but it is a step that Commissioner Steiner and the Board of Regents must act on.
More rigorous and better designed studies are needed, as well as the establishment of agreed quality standards to guide researchers in this important area.
The letter questioned the study's methodologies for studying eagle, bat and bird collision assessment and mortality, suggesting that they needed to be more rigorous and better-defined and described.
Our pilots were simply far more skilled than the Chinese and Russians by virtue of better selection, more rigorous and realistic training using better tactics and better exploitation of the skills of experienced pilots, and far more flying hours (the much more reliable F-86 flew 40 hours per month to the MiG's 10 or 12 hours).
"You are probably best off by just making more schools more demanding, more rigorous and providing better opportunities for disadvantaged children".
The crisis has clearly prompted changes to risk management and underwriting practices: more emphasis on affordability, more rigorous stress-testing, better pricing for borrowers with more equity to put in.
Little, Brown; £17.99Emilie du Châtelet was a more rigorous thinker, a better writer, a cleverer mathematician, a more faithful lover and a far kinder and deeper person than her famous lover, Voltaire.
Nonetheless, he and other researchers caution that more rigorous studies with better controls will be needed to determine whether polyethylene glycol may be useful for treating human spinal cord injuries.
