Sentence examples for more rigorous means from inspiring English sources
Formal asylum systems in EU countries have far more rigorous means of checking the backgrounds of asylum seekers.
It might, if only because making something more rigorous means the average person will need to learn more.
A cross over study design allows a more rigorous means of measuring effectiveness than a simple prospective comparative study between wards.
System diagrams, as widely used in environmental sciences and engineering [ 66], provide a more rigorous means of conceptualising complex problems on the basis of their inherent functional or ecological structure.
He added: "Our drive to reform and strengthen apprenticeships, raising standards and making them more rigorous... means that an apprenticeship is increasingly seen as a first-choice career move.
Speaking before a gathering of state schools chiefs, the secretary of education dismissed growing opposition to the new national set of learning standards, saying "white suburban moms" were rising up against the Core simply because its more rigorous tests meant they were being told "their child isn't as brilliant as they thought they were".
Note that a more rigorous treatment of mean waves revealed that the terms of order Δ v2, neglected in the FAT of Kawahara (1992), can be described in terms of such nonrandomness (Keller, 1964).
The risk per movie has therefore increased; as has the desire to eliminate it – which means more rigorous calculations about how a movie will "play" to all sectors.
He said the higher standards meant more rigorous scrutiny of business models and company founders as well as a larger ownership stake -- at least 15percentt, up from 10percentt -- for its initial investments.
That means being more rigorous about imagining what could go wrong and thinking through the effects.
At the same time, off-the-cuff or "gut-feel" estimates of these probabilities are probably not a good substitute for an effort to determine them through a more rigorous, empirical and rule-driven means.
