Sentence examples for rigorous I from inspiring English sources

No published studies explored these issues among medical students in a rigorous (i.e. randomized prospective or case control) fashion.

Importantly, the large sample size available to us will ensure that the screen for epistasis is both comprehensive and rigorous (i.e. controlling for multiple testing).

"But in some parts, it's too sophisticated and rigorous, I would say".

But neither is it too rigid or rigorous: "I think when you go out into the real world you're going to encounter that, anyway".

Now, as a professor I have had some experiences with "helicopter" parents, and were weather patterns on the West Coast slightly more rigorous, I'm sure I would have encountered "snowplow" parents as well.

In this spirit I support the dissemination of this paper but to make it scientifically rigorous I recommend that the authors revise their manuscript in response to my comments below.

While I do not have a rigorous comparison, I predict that I would not have had these hundreds of one-on-one conversations with students about their career goals, their school struggles, and, importantly, about biology, if this office-hour incentive had not been structured into the course.

It is the sort of problem, in my view, that benefits from a more rigorous approach, i.e. building a model.

However, among the papers that described some kind of evaluation, only around 20% performed more rigorous evaluations (i.e. case studies, quasi experiments, or controlled experiments).

The Twitter data, acquired from a social media vendor and through the public Application Program Interface, was anonymized for usernames, user IDs, and tweet IDs based on a rigorous procedure, i.e., state-of-art encryption algorithm.

Although results did not indicate a large and robust association between maltreatment and various indicators of diurnal cortisol, studies with more rigorous designs (i.e., agency-referred samples) showed a small, significant association between maltreatment and blunted wake-up cortisol levels, suggesting a pattern of hypocortisolism.