People's political opinions may be rigid; they are not necessarily rigorous.
The DH survey is interesting, not because it is necessarily rigorous research – we know little about how it was analysed, the nature of the (self-selected) sample, or the implications of internet access, for example – but because it represents a kind of official account and has been presented as the background to future policy work and to exhortations to the professions to do better.
At the same time, Mr. Freedman said, older workers do not necessarily want rigorous schedules.
This isn't necessarily the most rigorous study; data on some of the objective factors is hard to obtain for past years, and as much as you might try to rid yourself of hindsight bias for some of the more subjective categories, it's hard to trust yourself to do that when you know how the results turned out.
As regards the value of creating specialist and comprehensive centres and introducing certification, the conclusion is that despite the positive relationship between hospital annual case volume and surgeon annual caseload, and improvement in survival rates, these data do not necessarily always meet rigorous statistical criteria.
They might be young bloggers or video producers who are very adept technically but have not necessarily gone through the rigorous legal training, for example, that local newspapers provided".
But overall, most of the vitality and growth in American Protestantism is still concentrated in congregations that are culturally and politically conservative, if not necessarily orthodox or theologically rigorous.
In particular, we argue, there is need for a comprehensive system of pre-service teacher education and of continuing processional development, as well as a rigorous, if necessarily gradual, process of increasing teacher salaries.
The term lineage has acquired over time multiple meanings [29], which do not necessarily correspond to the rigorous definition of genealogical lineage.
Specifically within psychosis services, 787 of 1207 people have joined (65%%) which is a little lower than our group but this is with clinicians who had not necessarily had the more rigorous training that we provided in this study.
But inspections are necessarily tough – if they weren't rigorous they would soon lose credibility.
