Sentence examples for rigorous make from inspiring English sources

The British resolution also seeks to make the IWC's own scientific reports more rigorous, make its record-keeping more timely and accurate, and make its meetings more open to representatives from environmental pressure groups and other non-governmental organisations.

This work is quantitative, rigorous, makes a general point and is appropriate for eLife with some modest changes I describe below.

Gove says making English and maths more rigorous will make pupils more employable.

Its enormous scale, long duration, and participants' rigorous actions make it the most rational end of "the pedigree of urban movement" (Bi 2006).

The best, most rigorous journalists make mistakes, through omission, commission and accidental stupidity.

I think they'll be rigorous and make sure it follows the spirit, and the spirit is where it's really necessary for the pursuit of one's occupation".

Overall, the study designs were not sufficiently rigorous to make firm conclusions, but do suggest some variation in the personality characteristics of the groups that may be attributed to the different specialty area of nursing.

We acknowledge that, while rigorous application of methods make for rigorous qualitative research, the two are not entirely interdependent [ 10], and that poor reporting of methods does not equate with poorly conducted research.

Based on physical intuition and calculations that were not entirely rigorous, Witten made a conjecture about these intersections that grabbed the attention of mathematicians.

"The kind of rigorous assessment made by investors will ensure that the qualified applicants have really a high level of human capital and they are going to be able to move around the economy," the minister said.

The lack of that rigorous training made it difficult for the Army to weed out weak leaders or identify bad soldiers in Company A, General Hendrix asserted in his memo.