Sentence examples for more rigorous measures from inspiring English sources

European delegates said 95% of nations have reached agreement on this issue, but several developing nations are holding out for a broader definition of what is covered and more rigorous measures to check that countries and companies comply with the rules.

The Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee  [chaired by Whittingdale] has recommended that more rigorous measures should be introduced to promote a sustainable business and should underpin self-regulation measures introduced by the Premier League and the Football League.

Of course with the change of the epidemiologic picture more rigorous measures of social distancing, such as school closures may be implemented.

Nevertheless, measurement of fibroblast period at precise physiological temperatures offers a reasonable approximation of physiological period determined by more rigorous measures.

Future studies could be improved by using more rigorous measures and avoiding dichotomization of variables.

More rigorous measures are needed to evaluate the outcomes of these teaching methods.

This study therefore suggests some of the mechanisms by which TRIZ improves innovative behaviour at work: by providing an understanding of the functional changes as a result of training, better evaluation can be conducted by measuring individual's changes in cognitive and affective factors, providing a more rigorous measure of the impact of TRIZ training.

The data reflects figures from the 2010-2011 academic year, the first year for which all states used a common, more rigorous measure.

Therefore, a study carried out using a more rigorous measure of phylogenetic distance would most likely arrive to very similar results (see Additional file 8 for details).

As such, the emphasis on spatial memory and the necessity of binding form with location may make the BVMT-R a more rigorous measure of hippocampal integrity than verbal measures.

We found that the SOS calculated using the fraction of orthologous genes as measure of phylogenetic distances correlates fairly well (R2 = 0.68) with those calculated using the more rigorous measure described in the cited paper.