Sentence examples for rigorously establish from inspiring English sources
"rigorously establish" is an accepted and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is carefully and thoroughly established. For example, "The researchers rigorously established the link between exercise and improved brain health."
An investigation into the current allegations, he said, should rely on experts not aligned with states that have a stake in the war, to rigorously establish the source of soil, physiological or other samples.
This trial was designed to rigorously establish the lipid-lowering efficacy of policosanol as monotherapy and its potential additive and possibly synergistic effects when added to statin therapy.
Our data are correlative in nature, and do not rigorously establish a link between methylation status or copy number aberration in cell lines and expression in tumors.
To rigorously establish whether heterologous C regions affected V region interactions with Ag it was necessary to use an experimental system whereby each V region interacted with only one epitope to avoid avidity contributions combined with a sensitive measure for detecting binding differences.
Our MCS results thus rigorously establish novel systems-level roles for all 41 of these reactions.
For completeness, we decided to separate the diastereoisomers of 6 in order to rigorously establish diastereoconvergence for each stereoisomer.
Dr. Harbour says he believes that frequent monitoring and prompt treatment of the cancer may be extending some patients' lives, although that has not been rigorously established.
Thus the notion of space includes a special property, self-evident, without which the properties of parallels cannot be rigorously established.
As late as 1824 Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace, wrote: Thus the notion of space includes a special property, self-evident, without which the properties of parallels cannot be rigorously established.
This rigorously establishes that periodic oscillations exist in system (4.3).
The stability and convergence of the schema is rigorously established.
