Continuity on daily rounds from a senior fellow ensured rigorous adherence to the change in practice and reinforced the role of the checklist.
Generally honest but frequently secretive; rigorous in their dealings with fellow scientists but often "unhelpful and defensive", and sometimes downright "misleading", when explaining themselves to the wider world.
Guttieri, too, has worked with international data-collectors: For a study on civilian reactions to Nigeria's 2003 presidential election, she and her colleagues trained Nigerian researchers to survey their fellow citizens using rigorous academic protocols for human subjects.
He spent one unhappy semester studying design at the Fashion Institute of Technology, but left after discovering that he was way ahead of his fellow students and the rigorous course load made it impossible to work.
Some proponents of rigorous standards, like Chester E. Finn Jr., a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, say that as appealing as Dr. Greene's approach may be, it simply does not work.
He's clearly an Arab, his soul is deeply Palestinian, yet he can call upon the issues and discrepancies of his fellow people with a rigorous eye.
To assess each fellow's progress, a rigorous evaluation process has been established at each training site.
While we will apply rigorous criteria for the selection of our fellows to ensure their success, any fellows not performing well will be given further independent mentoring.
They believed passionately that if Lithuania was to mature as a nation, their fellow citizens must ask themselves rigorous moral questions about the Holocaust.
There would be an extra group – supporters – for those wishing to participate in activities and receive research information but not undergo the rigorous certification process required for members and fellows.
