In general, the data are presented in an anecdotal rather than a rigorously statistical fashion, which may fail to convince many readers.
Most studies in teleost fish have shown that a majority of 5S rRNA multigene families evolve in a rigorously concerted fashion.
The most rigorously logical Protestant theologians quickly grasped the implications of an omnipotent supreme being: If such an all-powerful creator fashioned everything from beginning to end, aren't human actions preordained and won't it be obvious that those humans who are "saved" will act like they're "saved"?
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Thus, the stability and convergence properties of the discrete-time MRAC scheme are analyzed rigorously in a systematic fashion as in the continuous-time case.
Though C.K.'s near-eponymous show on the FX network, "Louie," features an original jazz score with some regularity, that music is necessarily designed as background-fodder in a fashion that Taborn's rigorously unruly, attention-demanding sound is not.
In Jewish delis in the UK, traditions that have fallen out of fashion in the US are still rigorously upheld.
Times change and now fashion dictates that programmes should be as rigorously practical as they are they are academic.
Still, the canons of gender, class and fashion were, with a few remissions, upheld rigorously: "During the 19th century," Jill Fields notes in her fascinating account "An Intimate Affair," "virtually all free-born women in the United States wore corsets".
However, the intravenous bolus has to be rapidly and consistently delivered, the injected dose rigorously established, the heart rate recorded in a standardized fashion, and the blood pool time-activity curve manipulations have to account for shape variations.
