Sentence examples for more rigorous search from inspiring English sources

For accounts worth more than $1 million, more rigorous search criteria will be required.

The upsurge of interest encouraged a more rigorous search for Furtwängler tapes in the radio archives and others.

Nonetheless, even our more rigorous search for this gene in the opossum using HMMER failed to detect an LST1 orthologue in the opossum genome.

The council's licensing committee voted for the implementation of sniffer dogs, as well as ID scans for all clubbers, improved CCTV and more rigorous drug searches, London Evening Standard reported.

After eight months, Tim and his wife began pressing for more rigorous testing in search of pain relief.

Journalists routinely use case studies to trigger further enquiry - the key is that such apparent success warranted a search for more rigorous scientific evidence, which the programme then undertook.

Both history of science and creativity research have shown that reformulating the questions we ask can lead to breakthroughs more often than trying harder to search for more rigorous answers.

Here the exploration of new sound-sources, particularly electronics, and the search for ever more rigorous and powerful systems of compos ing, went hand-in-hand.

Events were not adjudicated by study investigators, but hospital coding of events has improved significantly over the last decade, and it could be argued that hospitalization codes are a more rigorous way to collect events than searching primary-care records, which may well underestimate the number of events and therefore risk (11 , 25.

A suspicious individual's presence in a "high-crime area" is among the criteria American police may use to determine whether a search is acceptable: a more rigorous definition of those locations will stop that justification being abused.

In this case, the relaxed search was followed by a more rigorous requirement of ≥ 2 motifs per UCR.