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

First, with the commission's Republican members having now issued this public, partisan smoke signal, the final product, no matter how rigorous, will be inevitably dismissed as a Democratic document.

Not only is it too early to do so, we are skeptical that any analysis of this type – no matter how comprehensive or rigorous – will ever be a good proxy for startup investing.

The first, sufficiently rigorous evaluation will begin in March, and will only be completed and released two years later.

If clinically meaningful benefits do exist for patients, more rigorous study will be needed to detect them and society will require this to justify the investment of time and money.

Our hope is that the assessment tools created through this rigorous process will be of use to other educators, who will not have to face the daunting task of creating such instruments.

Nor is it clear that data from rigorous studies will translate into the real world.

A rigorous assessment will be necessary over the next year or two, involving patient organisations.

"As we have stated previously, the new more rigorous GCSEs will include more demanding assessment structures.

Much more rigorous analysis will be needed in future to reduce the number of "false positives" in the data.

They fear that less rigorous newcomers will nab some of their business, as companies shop around for the best ratings.