Sentence examples for rigorous cuts from inspiring English sources

"Make real and rigorous cuts in foreign aid".

Chief among them is the belief that climate change is a matter of debate and "wind power is futile", the contention that there should be "real and rigorous cuts in foreign aid" (to be "replaced with free trade", apparently), and support for grammar schools.

The owner has to choose between a smaller, better selection that will yield less wine, and a less rigorous cut that will yield more wine but less quality.

Considering precognition as elusive and assuming that people should present random and precognition patterns when performing the classic protocols of the area, we proposed to apply the change point method to deal with this, conjointly searching for a rigorous cut-off value for identifying precognition.

We also evaluated the consequences of using more rigorous cut off points (correlation coefficient between two determinants >0.4) or less rigorous cut off points (coefficient >0.8).

Therefore the overall estimate of bias might increase with the selection of a less rigorous cut off.

Further, we have chosen rigorous cut-offs at minimum ~ 20% below reference control values (see Table 2).

Due to background gene expression in the healthy blood samples, a rigorous cut-off threshold value was introduced to separate the patients from the healthy controls.

Further criticism might arise due to the rather rigorous cut-off rate we defined for outcome definition (that is, mRS ≤ 2 for good outcome).

Using more (correlation coefficient > 0.4) or less (correlation coefficient > 0.8) rigorous cut off points for the maximal correlation between every pair of determinants hardly changed our results.

In office, Gillard's government has pushed through a carbon pricing scheme linked to rigorous emission cuts by 2050, a national disability insurance scheme and the world's first legislation forcing plain packaging on tobacco companies.