Sentence examples for more rigorous focus from inspiring English sources

"There will also be a much more rigorous focus on what realistic growth for a company can be," he said.

The intention-to-treat response rate of 74% is considerably higher, but this may be due to the more rigorous focus on remission confirmation in pivotal studies.

Coffee consumed before a workout can increase your energy and alertness, which can help you to undertake a more rigorous, focused workout.

"He has a vast body of work and is more rigorous and focused than so many of his contemporaries".

Gove has said he wants to make A-levels and GCSEs more rigorous and focused on writers such as Shakespeare, while stripping out assessment and relying more on end-of-course examinations.

Planned as a three-year pilot, initial results are encouraging but require more rigorous evaluation focusing on program process and outcomes, quality of interpersonal relationships and synchronisation with cultural expectations and policy environment.

In the interests of justice and fairness in health programming, both of these findings demonstrate the need for more rigorous and focused operational strategies to reach every community.

"We now need more rigorous evaluation, with a focus on what works, for whom and in which contexts".

Meanwhile, we need to show that the recent changes to how we work with the BBC Executive are allowing us to be more focused, more rigorous and more transparent in the work that we do, so that licence fee payers can get a better BBC.

The report suggests that any new program should include more rigorous reviews and "a relentless focus on important problems".

Meanwhile the American education system has renewed its focus on more rigorous curriculum standards and national testing in an effort to improve our global competitiveness.