Sentence examples for sufficient rigor from inspiring English sources
"At the same time, they have failed to instill sufficient rigor in risk management throughout the mission life cycle.
Yet again and again they failed, defeated by their inability to state their ideas with sufficient rigor.
Dozens of damage suits filed around the country raise serious questions about whether the Food and Drug Administration has been regulating medical devices with sufficient rigor.
ONE question is whether AXA Rosenberg itself — or the various mutual fund groups, financial advisers and consultants that have used its services — monitored its operations with sufficient rigor.
Consumers Union argued that in reinstating the suit, the Ninth Circuit had failed to apply this "actual malice" standard with sufficient rigor and had looked just at isolated facts, not the whole record.
On the flip side, some mental health experts raise concerns that the diagnosis is often given without sufficient rigor — and that as a result, resources are expended on people who do not necessarily need them, to the detriment of those who do.
Instead, he said, a judge should find that the cases should never go to a jury because the plaintiffs' supporting evidence lacks sufficient scientific rigor.
Most reports of the putative effects of ENPs are either anecdotal or based on non-replicated trials lacking non-treated controls or proper experimental design and analysis with sufficient statistical rigor.
The most recent review identified 15 studies of sufficient methodological rigor to meet inclusion criteria [ 13].
In addition, the database is updated and curated by individuals with expertise in both molecular genetics, as well as BD, ensuring that all of the information contained in the archive is up-to-date and evaluated with sufficient scientific rigor.
This level of data collection and reporting allows for increased transparency for the purposes of study replication and provides evidence of sufficient methodological rigor in developing the checklist statements.
