Sentence examples for rigorous use of from inspiring English sources
Dr. Lawrence Weed argues that all of us can by rigorous use of properly designed software tools.
The same editing decisions that enliven "American Crime" — the mini flashback, the rigorous use of silence — become tics in "Guerrilla".
The broad and rigorous use of macropru to combat financial excess is a relatively untested strategy, it is true.
His radiant writing puts his audience on another level not through simple formulation but through rigorous use of canon and counterpoint, ever-shifting metre and imaginative instrumentation.
Edsall's distinctive method combines his own reporting with rigorous use of data from across the social sciences, including psychology and anthropology.
No matter: the love story may be almost as schematic as the film's rigorous use of colour, yet the acting is so powerful from the core trio that deep emotional depth is created seemingly out of nothing.
I wonder if a better word than "rigorous," used of Wood's high standards, would be "unforgiving": the former, after all, is merely intellectual, whereas the latter conveys the moral and ethical dimension of his approach.
Barrier precautions (that is, rigorous handwashing, strict use of gowns and gloves) were enforced for all 3GC-RE-positive patients, as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [ 27].
Our findings provide new evidence emphasising the need for safeguards to minimise maternal complications when augmenting labour with oxytocin, including rigorous indications, use of the minimum useful dose and careful efficacy evaluation.
With this difference: Mr. Ghesquiere's rigorous cutting and use of lightweight stretch fabrics gave them a modern sense of athletic performance.
Moreover, rigorous selection criteria (use of neuroimaging or autopsy to diagnose haemorrhagic stroke) enriched the meta-analyses for studies with comparable selection of participants and haemorrhagic stroke sub-types.
