Historically, students in the natural sciences were graded far more rigorously, for example, than their classmates in the humanities, a gap that has narrowed but that still exists.
Some concept inventory authors acknowledge that "open-ended responses, essay questions, and even lab tests provide greater insight into student knowledge, [but] they take too many resources (in terms of time and energy) to grade rigorously and objectively" (Klymkowsky et al., 2003).
I am, in short, trying to break free of the constraints of modern travel, of a culture in which every minute is rigorously planned, and we grade destinations based on how they live up to our expectations.
All surfaces contacting seawater were rigorously cleaned using trace-metal grade 1% HCl, followed by rinsing with deionized water (Milli-Q) and with ∼60 L of seawater before sampling began.
A method of teaching fifth-grade math that has been rigorously shown to be highly effective for the students and teachers in one school district may well not work for the students and teachers in another.
Although imatinib intolerance in clinical studies has been defined rigorously, clinicians should be aware that persistent grades 1 and 2 toxicities are important when considering a patient's tolerance to therapy.
All glassware used in the following procedures were cleaned in a bath of freshly prepared aqua regia solution (3 parts HCL acid to 1 part HNO3 acid) and rinsed thoroughly with ethanol three times and then rigorously rinsed four times with copious amounts of pure grade water and oven dried prior to use.
Much will depend on how rigorously the Communist Party sets population-control targets, and how it grades and rewards its officials for enforcing them.Party conservatives still fear two things about loosening population controls.
Reagents were purchased from Merck or Sigma and were of at least analytical grade and the sample storage times and temperatures rigorously controlled to minimise deterioration.
