Sentence examples for more rigorous control from inspiring English sources
It is a point to remember when HSBC says it put "a more rigorous control structure" in place in the Swiss private bank "beginning in 2008".
It was suggested that the watchdog might provide more rigorous control of data than an individual could achieve through opt out.
The disaster led to Moelwyn Hughes's official report, which recommended more rigorous control of crowd sizes.
Again, better training on data entry could have provided a more rigorous control mechanism.
As this information is not always available with PCR alone, more rigorous control measures than are necessary may be implemented pending further information and the time before the sufficient number of consecutive tests are negative may be extended.
We have taken advantage of the extended genealogy data to include more rigorous control of the amount of ancestral genealogical data required for an individual to be included in genetic analyses.
In the long term, the federal government's response is likely to resemble either its response to tobacco, with high taxes and more rigorous controls over marketing and access to young people, or to marijuana, a costly and mostly fruitless campaign to eradicate a demand-driven business by cutting off the supply.
The word "fairness" is loaded with ethical connotations, Papini says, and researchers will need additional evidence and more rigorous controls to demonstrate that dogs possess the sophisticated sense of social justice that humans associate with fairness.
On the basis of these findings, public health professionals advocated for more rigorous controls on foodborne pathways of campylobacteriosis, particularly for poultry (5, 14).
10 However, despite widespread adoption and incorporation of liver RFA into modern multidisciplinary management of liver cancer, more rigorous controlled trials are warranted to further elucidate its role in prolonging patient survival.
and more rigorous cost control will bring shareholders some joy.
