Sentence examples for two rigorously from inspiring English sources

A British troupe makes its American debut with two rigorously choreographed and emotionally atmospheric works, "New Quartet" and "Grand Junction".

At one end of the spectrum is Roberto Rossellini, represented in the series by two rigorously researched works, "Blaise Pascal" (1972) and "Cartesius" (1974), part of the vast project of pedagogical history films with which he concluded his long career.

One of the two rigorously conducted previous studies also showed PP®IA patient educator teaching can result in similar OSCE scores for a nine hour teaching intervention compared to a similar duration session given by rheumatologists [ 52].

b7b865a5-6e4a-4572-8a66-891b29f4d4a5 In the foureasonablely ressaysble essays in "The Marketplace of Ideas," Louis Menand takes up four questions about American higher education: "Why is it so hard to institute a general education curriculum?

The present paper is the first one rigorously testing such hypothesis, because we analyzed both sets of information, concurrent in space and time.

Furthermore, three rigorously performed epidemiological studies demonstrate that the prevalence of autism has increased in recent years [ 6- 8].

There is no evidence to indicate that chronic Lyme disease is due to a persistent B. burgdorferi infection, and the published results of four rigorously reviewed NIH-supported clinical trials provide no evidence that extended antibiotic therapy is beneficial and safe for patients suspected of having chronic Lyme disease (2– 4).

8 9 Seven rigorously-conducted trials of universal postnatal primary prevention interventions have been published.

We review two distinct, rigorously validated experiments that empirically support the ATIM.

Snyder is sixty-two, has rigorously cropped white hair and a ruddy complexion.

If you spend four years rigorously refusing to understand why poverty and hunger is increasing, don't expect to have much in the policy drawer when reality dawns.