Sentence examples for rigorous conversion from inspiring English sources

We review important past and current approaches to drug development with an emphasis on implementing principles of translational research to achieve a rigorous conversion of knowledge from bench to bedside.

The oldest definition of Jewish identity comes from halakha – the collective body of Jewish religious law, including the Bible, the Talmud and centuries of rabbinic law – which says that a Jew is anyone born to a Jewish mother or who undergoes a rigorous conversion process.

Israelis may also convert and be recognized as Jews if they undergo the rigorous Orthodox conversion process.

In order to avoid introducing artefacts by changing the true resolution of either dataset or averaging any pixel values, we warped RS1 to the same projection and resolution as RS2, using a rigorous arithmetic conversion between the projections and a nearest neighbour resampling method (so no pixel values were changed).

Nietzsche's education in classics had been rigorous, and his conversion was soon complete; he was appointed professor of classical philology at the University of Basel at the age of twenty-four.

On one hand, this is in accordance with the catalytic reaction rules; on the other hand, it makes it clear that in the TMP technology, the C4 mixing gas and light gasoline should be fed into the riser reactor from the lower entrance, where the reaction condition is relatively rigorous and the conversions of short-chain light hydrocarbons would be enhanced.

Despite rigorous reaction conditions, CO conversion up to 62% was attained, with H2 selectivity above 99% in the entire temperature range.

In cases where the reaction was set up without rigorous removal of air, conversions were inconsistent but generally much lower.

The conversion process is rigorous.

In a rigorous sealed batch reactor, the conversions of the reactants surpassed the limit of chemical equilibrium with the hydrophilic catalyst, from which the hydrophobic n-butyl acetate would be rejected.

However, a rigorous mathematical justification for such a conversion is lacking.