Michael Rowe exerted a more rigorous grip over Año bisiesto (Leap Year), a minimalist but lusty study in sexual abandon and urban loneliness.
In the long term, the federal government's response is likely to resemble either its response to tobacco, with high taxes and more rigorous controls over marketing and access to young people, or to marijuana, a costly and mostly fruitless campaign to eradicate a demand-driven business by cutting off the supply.
They are, however, preliminary, and it remains to be seen whether a more rigorous procedure, administered over longer periods of time, would lead to longer lasting reductions in smoking.
The costumes (a man wears a rhino horn on his head) and broad, wavering style emphasize silly spontaneity over more rigorous precision.
As James Miller shows in his fascinating "Examined Lives," choosing Diogenes Laertius over more rigorous treatises was provocative because it challenged an idea already predominant in Nietzsche's time: that a philosophy should be objectively valid, without the need to refer to particular quirks or life experiences on the part of its originator.
A twenty-year study of the Human Resource HRR) practices outcome relationship has found that more rigorous methodologies have been adopted over time.
But, worried at the gulf opening up between GCSE and A-level, many independent schools took things into their own hands and moved over to the more rigorous IGCSE, which had not been approved for use in state schools.
The Way Forward for Computing in UK Schools – urges industry experts and exam boards to come up with more rigorous computing qualifications for pupils aged 16 and over.
A more rigorous level of quantitation that provides unbiased analysis over multiple sections of dendrites, giving the Pearson's coefficient values would strengthen the data.
A cross over study design allows a more rigorous means of measuring effectiveness than a simple prospective comparative study between wards.
