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While it will take time for those who conducted the New Hampshire tracking polls to undertake rigorous analyses of their surveys, a number of things are immediately apparent.

They will also be expected to undertake rigorous affordability checks and adhere to new rules on lending, which are only set to apply to the wider mortgage market in spring 2014.

The lending restrictions enforced by this year's mortgage market review rules, which force banks and building societies to undertake rigorous affordability checks on borrowers, and a limit on mortgages worth more than four-and-a-half times salary have helped slow the rise in prices.

Over the past 10 years, the IDB has supported efforts by the research and policy community to undertake rigorous evaluations of programs and policies throughout the region.

As computers become more powerful, it is now becoming possible to undertake rigorous models of the FCC unit through first principle modelling and empirical correlations.

After criticizing Plato's middle period treatment of forms (inadequately defended by a youthful Socrates), Parmenides announced that before positing forms Socrates should undertake rigorous philosophical training.

"Though it is a new course, the events have been designed to be no more difficult than in previous years and all contributors have undertaken rigorous training to prepare for the show," said a Channel 4 spokeswoman.

"Though it is a new course, the events have been designed to be no more difficult than in previous years, and all contributors have undertaken rigorous training to prepare for the show," said a Channel 4 spokesperson.

The Baltimore company's new television and digital campaign for women from ages 13 to 24 features several athletes, the most famous being Lindsey Vonn, the Olympic-winning Alpine skier, undertaking rigorous, even grueling, workouts — strained muscles, sweat and all.

He opposed publication of the earlier H5N1 studies and has long argued that researchers have not undertaken rigorous risk-benefit analyses.

These relate to the vexing issue of defining competency in ground engineering; the criteria for undertaking rigorous risk assessment; and the need for ground engineers to become involved in mine rehabilitation and closure planning over the full life cycle of a mine, commencing at the prefeasibility stage.