Sentence examples similar to reviewing rigorously from inspiring English sources

Almost every area of the health system has been reviewed rigorously.

A Congressional committee notified the Food and Drug Administration yesterday that, as a result of a recall by Medtronic of a product linked to patient deaths, it was reviewing how rigorously the agency required heart device components to be tested.

In a survey that surprised many--and that some doubt--Tom Jefferson of the Cochrane Centre in Oxford, United Kingdom, and colleagues scrounged the literature for studies that had studied peer review rigorously.

"I really think the right way to do these things is to review them rigorously and not to make announcements in order to capture newspaper headlines".

Standardizing and rigorously reviewing their utility is essential.

The Federal Reserve marshaled hundreds of supervisors to spend 45 days rigorously reviewing the banks' detailed loan data.

Finally, board evaluations stand to improve by rigorously reviewing the manner in which board members interact, including which directors participate and how decisions are made.

The reduction in money also comes as the Bloomberg administration is holding principals increasingly accountable for their students' academic performance and reviewing them more rigorously, while giving them more freedom from supervision.

Castlebeck, the hospital's owner at the time, said its new board and management was rigorously reviewing what happened at Winterbourne View.

I propose that the science community explore more of these alternatives, but also consider how the effectiveness of new reviewing methods can be rigorously assessed.

This is a trade-off that was made by preferring peer-reviewed publications that were considered to have been more rigorously reviewed.