The only decoration in Iannucci's office is a gigantic corporate wallchart he found on a set, covered in nonsensically boastful marketing slogans - "Unleashing the potential of our people", "Rigour in Decision Making", "Capture Space".
Similarly, although our multivariate survival analyses may lack high statistical rigour, our results are provocative and justify confirmatory studies in a larger series of patients.
The validity and generalisability of our findings depends on the rigour of our questionnaire design, execution and analyses.
If only all teachers had matched Gove's rigour, our writers may have been capable of expressing themselves correctly.
"Students tell me they are shocked at what they find here, the rigour, our high standards and expectations, but they never complain about it".
Having lived in Turkey for more than a year, witnessing how nationalistic propaganda had inspired people's views of the world and of themselves, I wondered from where the belief in our objectivity and rigour in journalism came.
Its associations allow us to think that our options are rigour or moderation – and, crucially, that these are the only options.
Our scores for rigour of development, editorial independence and applicability were substantially lower than those described-indicating areas that require particular attention for future guideline development within SADC.
"We are making sure that young people have the skills they need to get ready for work – creating the biggest apprenticeships programme our country has ever seen and overhauling vocational education, so all employers can be confident about the rigour of our qualifications".
Michael Gove was right: rigour in our educational thinking is vital.
