Sentence examples for not that rigorous from inspiring English sources

Those seeking scientific information will need to look elsewhere — not that rigorous science is what anyone expects from a movie.

It turns out that Acta Crystallographica Section E is merely a database of crystallographic structures in which publication is usually one-page long and the review process is not that rigorous.

By Evan Osnos January 7 , 2010It turns out that Acta Crystallographica Section E is merely a database of crystallographic structures in which publication is usually one-page long and the review process is not that rigorous.

Noting that rigorous planning precedes deepwater drilling, yet "the risk is still not zero," he said the accident last month would encourage designers and engineers to improve the technology and procedures, so that a disaster like the Deepwater Horizon explosion could not happen again.

Is it not that a more rigorous system of human intervention and controls would be better placed to ensuring the right decisions are made?" Click here to check out more of Helen Knowles' work.

I don't think, however, that rigorous training in the health sciences is necessary to be a good homeopath.

He sees the existing architecture of a city as a record of how previous builders responded to the unique geographical and historical conditions of that place; therefore he argues that rigorous analysis, not dumb replication, is the way to design a new structure that is truly contextual.

The challenged provision could not survive that rigorous review, they said in an opinion by Justice Thomas.

This is reflected in the four categories, which overlap and thus don't seem that rigorous to me".

The research does not always seem that rigorous; Domino's Pizza was listed as non-American on one list apparently on the strength of sounding Italian.

At the start of the WSD programme, although there was some evidence for the clinical and cost effectiveness of telehealth and telecare [ 2- 4], the evidence base was not so rigorous that wide-scale national adoption has been achieved [ 5, 6].