Sentence examples for much less rigorous from inspiring English sources

They could study at a much less rigorous place and earn the same salaries".

The idea for the Harmony schools was born, he said, when he and friends — including Dr. Tarim — saw how much less rigorous the American high schools were in teaching science and math.

But over-the-counter preparations of fish oil have much less rigorous quality control and are often blends of the two fish oils know to be beneficial in heart disease with other less useful fatty acids.

The size-matters effect seemed to show up in a much less rigorous bit of research conducted at my TierneyLab blog with the help of Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of New Mexico.

McCamant also notes that the normal procedure for getting FDA approval requires a series of Phase I, II, and III trials, but BioCryst's initial strategy will be focused on obtaining approval to stockpile peramivir under Project Bioshield guidelines, which are much less rigorous.

Cordemoy employs a second argument for the distinction, one which, while much less rigorous than Descartes', follows in spirit the argument from the Discourse on Method by appealing to doubt: "I even see that when I wish to doubt everything that I know when I think of bodies, I am not able at the same time to doubt my thought.

In this context, Greekness was defined in a much more capacious (but no less rigorous) way than most scholars would be prepared to admit.

Much less do they substitute for rigorous epidemiological designs, like RCTs.

Much less do they substitute for rigorous epidemiological designs, like randomised controlled trials.

The permissive American regulatory regime has been resilient; the rigorous EU regime, much less so.

The bank instead recommends that borrowers first seek a prequalification, a less rigorous assessment of how much they can afford to borrow based on unverified financial data, though the bank says it sometimes involves a credit check.