Sentence examples for more rigorous with from inspiring English sources

Record-keeping must also be more rigorous, with business and personal accounts well segregated.

Interventions aimed at supporting early learning are becoming more rigorous with time.

But, these studies are more rigorous with larger sized samples, matched control groups, and attempts to control the placebo effect.

"The changes we are making will restore confidence in GCSEs … they will be more rigorous, with deeper subject content and match the best equivalent exams in the world".

He [Abramovich] would try to convince me, with all my experience to the contrary, to be stronger, tougher and more rigorous with the players.

Their approach soon became even more rigorous, with each structure being photographed from a similar angle on a large-format plate camera.

This study was very small, so although these results are encouraging, it must be followed up with more rigorous investigations with larger numbers of subjects.

Improved strategies are still needed for cartilage and the best cost-effective treatment should be identified with more rigorous prospective, with high quality randomised clinical trials (Vilela et al. 2015).

"We now need more rigorous evaluation, with a focus on what works, for whom and in which contexts".

More rigorous trials with larger numbers of participants and a control group are needed to strengthen the conclusions.

Organizations are subjecting nascent development programs to ever more rigorous screening with the goal of focusing their resources on a few big-win projects.