Simple pleasures ReprintsThe case for more rigorous exams is strong.
What a world that would be," particularly as "technological progress is precisely what makes a strong, rigorous social safety net affordable".
Dallas Anderson, an expert on the epidemiology of dementia at the National Institute on Aging, the principal financer of dementia research in the United States, said the new studies were "rigorous and are strong evidence".
In today's world, it's critical for every student in America to have a strong, rigorous academic foundation.
Conditional cash transfer programmes (CCTs) in Latin America and Asia, which make cash benefits conditional on household members' participation in education, health and nutrition services, are reviewed here because most strong, rigorous evidence to date on cash transfer impacts come from these programmes.
16 The Health and Sport Engagement (HASE) Project includes a rigorous comparative evaluation, strong quasi-experimental design and the inclusion of economics to address the identified need for better evaluation of community projects aimed at increasing physical activity through sporting interventions.
Veterans often have undergone rigorous training and gained strong leadership skills, but admission officers may not realize those attributes in the application, Mr. Walls said.
The point about the Scottish imagination is that it's been very rigorous, though with occasional strong gusts of romanticism that push us all over from time to time.
It is also important because it is possible to develop a rigorous formulation that is strong enough to serve its designated role.
The traditions are strong and rigorous and so are the conservative constraints, which can be found at every level of society.
