Sentence examples for more rigorous limitations from inspiring English sources

While many of China's 649 million Internet users will continue to figure out ways to access censored content, the government has shown repeatedly that it is ready to adapt the Great Firewall with even more rigorous limitations.

What it promises is more rigorous limitations on political spending than exist at present.

Joyce Klein, the program's director, said the surveys had limitations but more rigorous studies that included randomized control groups would be prohibitively expensive.

We then address those limitations by proposing more rigorous mechanisms based on evidence, attribute certification, and validation, and conclude by suggesting a framework for integrating various trust mechanisms together to reveal chains of trust in the cloud.

Despite the advantages of more rigorous histological sampling enabled by LCM, the approach has limitations.

Some seminal studies on IC outside of healthcare have a stronger foundation in existing literature and theory, more well-defined concepts and clear operationalization of concepts into measureable factors, more rigorous methods (or more complete reporting of methods and limitations), and more comprehensive and in-depth questionnaires on IC [ 9, 31].

Although these designs do not have extensive limitations, we propose to conduct further researches based on more rigorous designs such as experimental ones.

The limitations identified in the literature in terms of need for more rigorous research designs and information on health services in more areas of China provide considerable potential for future research.

Although it would have been more rigorous to test for a response to saltwater as a control for the injection process, time constraints and animal limitations prevent us from doing so.

Despite these limitations, the proposed study promises to yield important data that will hopefully pave the way to a more rigorous study of this issue.

The minimalists were more rigorous.