Sentence examples for more rigorous procedure from inspiring English sources
Without a more rigorous procedure, the judge ruled, there was a potential contamination risk.
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.
Therefore, a more rigorous procedure was tested.
Because the problem deals with varying seepage along the slope that cannot be appropriately analyzed with infinite slope assumption, a more rigorous procedure is considered.
RNA samples used for real-time RT-PCR assays were extracted using a more rigorous procedure, in which STAT-60 extraction of RNA was followed by gradient centrifugation through a 1.4 mL layer of 5.7 M CsCl, 0.5 M EDTA in the Beckman Optima-TLX ultracentrifuge and TLA120.2 rotor.
This is followed by a more rigorous procedure attempting to match the atoms of the 3D database molecule conformations to the features of the 3D search query.
Ten nations have already received debt relief under the longer, more rigorous procedures in place.
It needs new leadership, a cultural revolution and more rigorous procedures".
They urged more rigorous procedures for internal review of subpoena requests, including the scope of any records sought and whether to provide advance notice, and argued that there needed to be more internal and external checks and balances on prosecutors.
At a minimum he will have to establish stricter safeguards such as continuous camera monitoring of all areas where sensitive work is performed, more rigorous procedures for signing people and materials in and out, and more consistent use of safes and secure storage vaults for data not in current use.
In CNET's announcement on Wednesday, the compensation committee was singled out during an internal investigation for having "relied upon management to establish and maintain appropriate procedures with respect to stock option grants" and that "better practice" would have resulted in the compensation committee encouraging "management to adopt more rigorous procedures and controls".
