Sentence examples for rigorously measure from inspiring English sources

Conservation groups rarely rigorously measure success, Dr. Sanjayan said, and they never report failures.

After reading articles by Robert Rotberg, then the director of the Program on Intrastate Conflict, at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, Ibrahim asked him to design a system to rigorously measure governance in Africa.

Boyd Cohen says smart cities should be more like lean start-ups: "Lean start-up principles suggest that innovators should develop a hypothesis about likely reactions to a minimum viable product and be prepared to rigorously measure the results.

Now, Olivier Le Fèvre of the Astrophysical Laboratory in Marseille, France, and his colleagues have used a powerful spectrograph on the 8.2-meter VLT of the European Southern Observatory in Chile to rigorously measure precise redshifts of thousands of distant galaxies.

However, it appears impossible to rigorously measure any such impact because the new regulations were implemented nationwide in July 2008, just as the economy was plunging into the deepest and longest recession since the 1956 inception of disability benefits under Social Security.

The only way to know if the world is getting better is to define success in areas that are important to us, and rigorously measure our improvement in each of these areas.

Rigorously measuring how and how much a program solves a social ill and betters the lives of the poor ensures continual improvement.

He has written that the efficacy of foreign interventions should be rigorously measured, but he asks for himself the right to act on instinct.

In addition, Australia has not been rigorously measuring fugitive emissions from the gas industry in Australia and reporting to the UNFCCC a figure that is much smaller than that found in similar operations in other countries.

Boulez took it slowly, registering every nuance; there were moments early on when one doubted if the orgasmic climax would ever be reached, but it did come eventually, and was all the more overwhelming for being so rigorously measured.

The Global Fund and PEPFAR have embraced the idea of more rigorously measuring impact.