Sentence examples for robust examination of from inspiring English sources

If our democracy is as durable as I believe it to be, the country will only benefit from a robust examination of the electoral system.

"It is legal aid that ensured a robust examination of all the evidence, which has ultimately resulted in today's welcome decision.

In addition, over the past three decades, COFHE has crafted a Suite of Surveys that allows for a systematic and robust examination of the undergraduate experience.

"We have a duty of care towards the victim, which means we allow a less robust examination of their experiences than we would on a less personally sensitive and triggering subject".

It was not until 2015 – after £35m of public money had been given to the charity – that the government acknowledged the need for a robust examination of its activities and outcomes.

"It's not that we shouldn't have covered Trump's craziness," he wails, "but that we should have aggressively provided context in the form of fact checks and robust examination of policy proposals.

First, the dataset is very likely not complete, especially for eruptions of Scale 1 or 2. Additional errors originate from the lack of robust examination and determination of magmatic vs phreatic explosions - not all have been studied in sufficient detail with regards to amounts and origin of juvenile material.

However, there has been no robust examination comparing the cost-effectiveness of each service type, or any systematic examination of patient preferences for services on which to base any business case decision.

2 Indeed, there has been no robust examination comparing the cost-effectiveness of each service type, or any systematic examination of patient preferences for services on which to base any business case decision.

"The Clinical Skills Assessment is one component of a robust examination, approved by the General Medical Council, that all GPs must pass in order to enter into independent general practice.

Therefore, a much more exhaustively sampled phylogeny combined with data on benthic/pelagic habitat use should facilitate a more robust phylogenetic examination of whether this ecological axis has influenced diversification within OPM cyprinids.