Sentence examples for rigorous attempts from inspiring English sources
But these rigorous attempts to keep popular culture at bay have not fended off the juggernaut of reality television.
The work of Doignon and Falmagne in knowledge space theory (KST) represents one of the earliest and most rigorous attempts to formalize the structure of a knowledge domain for the purposes of adaptivity (Doignon and Falmagne 1985).
And rigorous attempts to measure impact can cause unease among major donors, the groups they fund to roll out programs, and disease advocates, says Ruth Levine, a development economist at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation in Menlo Park, California, who edited the first edition of Millions Saved.
Rigorous attempts to warn of tornadoes began in the United States in the mid-20th century.
In this study, levels of malsensing were low because rigorous attempts were made to eliminate malsensing at screening.
Thus, despite rigorous attempts to document TMP-SMX or dapsone use for PCP prophylaxis and with the broadest definition of prophylaxis applied, nearly half of the patients without TMP-SMX or dapsone use had evidence of DHPS mutations on their clinical PCP specimen.
Another, more rigorous attempt would be the inspiring project of the American Theaster Gates in Chicago's South Side.
Given her rigorous attempt to rid productions of traditional stage conventions, it is no surprise that Mitchell pauses when I ask what theatre she likes to go to.
Nevertheless, any rigorous attempt to consider the value of the Gallup poll would probably get you to something of the same answer.
The best way to advance this agenda is through a detailed and rigorous attempt to work out how governments can back new technologies effectively, and how to replicate the successes that countries like the United States, Finland and Israel have achieved in the past.
Madonna is a clever person and this image is all part of a rigorous attempt to persuade the Malawian courts that her adoption should be allowed to go ahead.
