Sentence examples for more rigorous on from inspiring English sources

Finally, we suggest that the law should be reinforced in Switzerland by more rigorous on farm veterinary controls.

The EPA needs to impose more rigorous tests on the impact pesticides have on bee colonies and bee brood, before they approve their use in the field.

This topology error due to data corruption can occur frequently in smart grid operations, which suggests the need for a more rigorous study on the impact of such errors on LMP.

One strength of our study is that it took into account potential sources of bias, such as autocorrelation, which often arise in the analysis of routine longitudinal data [ 25], and used the methodology set out in a recent Cochrane systematic review which concluded that more rigorous research on the effects of user fees on health-care utilisation was needed [ 6].

Specifically, it should call on its European allies to impose more rigorous restrictions on exports to Libya that could be used to produce chemical weapons.

More rigorous research on a larger study population should be performed to achieve full evidence on this topic.

On the basis of these findings, public health professionals advocated for more rigorous controls on foodborne pathways of campylobacteriosis, particularly for poultry (5, 14).

This would be the case with more rigorous checks on the underground.

Cross-border aid partners said there needs to be more rigorous assessments on the ground.

Historical preservation laws known as denkmalschutz place even more rigorous restrictions on almost any change.

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