Sentence examples for more rigorous sense from inspiring English sources

Can qi theory be scientific in this more rigorous sense?

The more limited, perhaps more rigorous, sense refers to a system of prepublication control; the broader sense includes, in addition, sanctions visited upon a publisher after publication (whether or not the publication has previously been "approved").

As Lewis Wolpert always points out, science is not simply a more rigorous form of common sense.

First, it has covered almost all the countries in Asia, and analyzed the issue in a more rigorous manner in the sense of addressing cross correlation and heterogeneity problem that potentially exists in the panel and brought the findings in front to realize how health care should be treated in those countries.

Nowadays, the silicon piezoresistive pressure sensor is a mature technology in the industry, but its requirement in terms of sensing accuracy and stability is more rigorous than that of many advanced applications.

The word "fairness" is loaded with ethical connotations, Papini says, and researchers will need additional evidence and more rigorous controls to demonstrate that dogs possess the sophisticated sense of social justice that humans associate with fairness.

(Maybe it's the glitter? Or the rosebuds?) Yet you can still spot vestiges of her more rigorous past: the abject outpouring of paint held together by a firm sense of composition, even a couple of grids, albeit lopsided ones.

The suggestion [ 24] "that impairment of insight may actually be protective for the person with dementia" (p. 334), in the sense of maintaining QoL, will be evaluated using a more rigorous approach to the evaluation of awareness.

The minimalists were more rigorous.

The stage is more rigorous.

So was adjusting to more rigorous competition.