Sentence examples for though rigorous from inspiring English sources
His style, though rigorous and roughly balletic, is loose and muscular.
Even though rigorous studies have shown that only 2%to8%8% of rape reports are false, that's little comfort to the wrongly accused.
A subset of scaffolds could represent de facto horizontal gene transfer between distinct species, though rigorous identification of such cases ideally requires longer sequence data (from high coverage metagenomes) showing DNA from one species present in the genome of another.
We stress that we restrict ourselves here to informal CRM, in which we take for granted the principles of function- and set-construction described in the first chapters of (Bishop 1967, Bishop and Bridges 1985, Bridges and Richman 1987, Bridges and Vîță 2006), and we work in the informal, though rigorous, style of the practising analyst, algebraist, topologist, ….
It has been suggested that a considerable portion-perhaps as much as 20%-of all fungal sequences deposited in INSD may be incorrectly annotated to species level [8], though rigorous statistics are lacking.
Even though rigorous local research was limited, some stated that international reports should not be considered as sufficient evidence as they were not specific to the context of Lebanon.
It remains overwhelming, an astonishing achievement after two decades; the only contemporary rival I have seen (though more rigorous and thorough) is in Yad Vashem in Jerusalem.
A few preventive measures have won more or less qualified support--though not rigorous justification--from scientists.
Now, though, the first rigorous study asking whether the platelet injections actually work finds they are no more effective than saltwater.
Courses have been made more rigorous, though also more parochial and inward-looking (rather like Britain itself in the past few years).
Serious speculations, on the other hand, have tended to overburden the modern essay, especially in German and in French, and to weigh it with philosophy almost as pedantic as that of academic treatises, though not as rigorous.
