Sentence examples for rigorous survey from inspiring English sources
The study was based on a rigorous survey, though relying on self-reported attitudes and behaviors is not a fireproof methodology.
The journal has been conducting its own, more rigorous survey, and so far at least 20 respondents have said that they used the drugs for nonmedical purposes, according to Philip Campbell, the journal's editor in chief.
The hour-long programme presented by Trevor Phillips, the former chair of the equality and human rights commission, promised to be a "rigorous survey of the views of British Muslims".
Channel 4 carried out what it said was "an extensive and rigorous survey to get a better understanding of British Muslims' attitudes to living in Britain and British institutions" – with the results presented in an hour-long documentary on the channel this Wednesday.
And 82% of respondents agreed with the statement "I don't want people talking on their phones during flights".Another, more rigorous survey, carried out in America for the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, a flight attendants' union, found that 63% of those polled thought the ban on in-flight calling should be maintained.
To prove the validity of the ADR-DSS, a rigorous survey was performed, obtaining statistically significant results.
The government-backed study found a far lower level of use than some earlier, less rigorous surveys.
As for Nixon's supposedly prevailing on radio, the evidence for that is skimpy because, Professor Greenberg noted, no scientifically rigorous surveys were done at the time.
As for more rigorous surveys, a poll of Americans in March by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found that 74percentt of Roman Catholics had a favorable impression of Benedict.
41 Despite all of the above limitations, the DHS studies are among the most methodologically rigorous surveys available globally, 42 and these limitations are not likely to significantly affect our results or their interpretation.
The study also highlights the importance of rigorous field survey and laboratory protocols for reliable abundance estimation in contexts where other approaches such as camera-trapping or physical tagging of animals may not be practical options.
