Sentence examples similar to prohibitively rigorous from inspiring English sources
An SRS presented without any temporal information makes creating a corresponding acceleration time history for an experimental or numerical study prohibitively difficult without a rigorous method to determine an inverse of the SRS (a corresponding time history).
On the other hand, rigorous pore-scale simulation is prohibitively compute-intensive and is limited to sub-micron scale lacking volume-representativeness. Thus, theoretical pore-network modeling is a routine method to characterize the transport properties of shales.
Joyce Klein, the program's director, said the surveys had limitations but more rigorous studies that included randomized control groups would be prohibitively expensive.
With hyperspectral data, the map accuracy is expected to increase; therefore, the sample size required for rigorous assessment of the accuracy within a meaningful error limit and confidence level may become prohibitively large.
No rigorous antidoping program exists in high-altitude trail running, primarily because such an effort would be prohibitively expensive.
The health status report argues convincingly for a rigorous program of testing, treating and counseling that would slow the spread of disease and alert inmates to illnesses before they reached the crisis stage and became prohibitively expensive to handle.
Is Waitrose prohibitively expensive?
This is now prohibitively unlikely.
The tickets are prohibitively expensive.
