Sentence examples for rigorously enough from inspiring English sources
We therefore need a way to do them just rigorously enough to meet our immediate needs.
These apparent benefits have yet to be tested rigorously enough to prove flotation's effectiveness.
Business schools were criticised for not measuring students' progress in these areas accurately or rigorously enough.
The only explanation for this is their failure to calculate rigorously enough what they are really paying for the tonnage.
In evaluating these constraints, other commentators, who are virtually all economists, have not focused rigorously enough on the precise contours of current law.
The USPTO's failure to apply the novelty and non-obviousness requirements rigorously enough has led to a proliferation of shoddy, overly broad patents.
"They are tested as rigorously as a pharmaceutical drug". However, some scientists claim that pesticide testing is still not rigorous enough.
Our 100-species sampling is still not dense enough to rigorously test the monophylies of all supraspecific taxa (sections or subgenera) recognized in recent classifications by Fraser-Jenkins [ 1], Lu [ 2, 24, 25], and Wu & Lu [ 26], given that Dryopteris s.s.s
The challenge is to incorporate sensors that are not only validated and rigorously tested, but also small enough to fit comfortably within the ear.
"There's rarely enough money to rigorously monitor populations … especially in developing nations, so you are often dealing with very sparse data".
The Kobe earthquake of 1995 happened in one of the most densely populated places on earth, and killed only 6,400.The reasons are obvious enough: more stringent building codes, rigorously enforced; and more rapid and effective rescue efforts after the event.
