"Back to the 1940s in this region, there has been a broader movement to follow a more rigorous practice of Islam".
Increases were commonly attributed to disruption of local NHS dental services, while decreases were credited to improved access to dentistry, more rigorous practice triaging systems, or the education of patients regarding where to access appropriate dental care.
Supplements like saw palmetto are subject to more rigorous manufacturing practices in Europe than in the United States.
More rigorous licensing practices may filter out technologies that otherwise have to be assessed by fourth hurdle institutions.
However, this assumption should not be used to justify the lack of more rigorous reporting practices, which are commonly adopted in other statistics-driven areas, such as medical sciences, epidemiology and clinical trials.
A Welsh rugby player described the experience as being in an "evil" sauna, but told British reporters that he believed that the sessions were helping him to recover more quickly from rigorous practices.
Looking solely at the farmers who cultivated criolla varieties, a number of them identified a recent training program as the impetus for them to be more "rigorous" in their selection practices.
Thus, this element is expected to act as a means to reinforce legal compliance of corporations and eventually CSR practices as more rigorous regulations on environmental protection or labour standards for safety practices could be predicted (Tran, 2011).
The suggestions include development of new agricultural standards, a more direct linkage between saving forests and improving agriculture, and more rigorous assessment of which farming practices are truly "sustainable".
But radicalism was growing among Kenya's Muslim minority, fuelled by a sense of marginalisation, extremist clerics, the impact of the US-led "war on terror" and a shift away from traditional moderate Islamic practices to more rigorous versions of the faith influenced by countries in the Gulf.
