Sentence examples for rigorously reflects from inspiring English sources
We all hope for better, safe and effective treatment options — even a cure for mental illness — but only if the clinical research rigorously reflects the highest ethical standards.
Micro-deformation of tow structures after thermoforming was rigorously reflected in the second stage FE model to determine the in-plane directional stiffness of skin parts.
Second, we diagnosed metabolic syndrome using a criterion of BMI instead of waist circumference, but BMI may not rigorously reflect central obesity.
Poring over the list of films a decade later, it reflects either rigorously cinephilic taste or outright whimsy.
Today the fluid but rigorously plain maxis reflect a subtly shifting cultural climate born in the wake of the Dow's collapse.
The flowing yet rigorously structured tunics reflected Owens's love of early-twentieth-century designers such as Vionnet, Fortuny, and Grès, and the low-slung shorts conjured skater street wear.
Some forms of professional development may be too passive to adequately challenge participants to rigorously explore and reflect on new concepts (Penuel et al. 2007).
Although the factor of 13.5 reflects our previous experience (unpublished), it is not rigorously chosen; for this and other reasons, although this tree is realistic, it should not be considered definitive.
By turns rigorously contrapuntal and lucidly witty, the vitality evident in the forms reflects Haydn's overflowing adventurousness.
Although science seeks to expand our knowledge of facts and truths through the principles of hypothesis generation and hypothesis testing, the way in which our knowledge grows and reflects the truth depends on how questions are framed, how rigorously hypotheses are tested, and to what extent assertions extend beyond actual findings and are portrayed as established facts.
Wexford himself reflects on the fact that women and children are tracked more rigorously than men, who are supposedly more inclined by nature to walk away from their problems.
