"vigorous evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to mean a thorough, critical analysis of something. For example, "Before signing the contract, we conducted a vigorous evaluation of the terms and conditions."
However, evidence supporting its efficacy is currently lacking, and vigorous clinical evaluation is needed.
Qualitative evaluations have suggested that vigorous physical activity may be necessary to reduce the risk (Slattery, 2004) though others have concluded that sufficient durations of moderate or vigorous intensity physical activity are likely to reduce the risk of colon cancer (Lee and Oguma, 2006).
But her defense was vigorous: "We're not just evaluating a program and attaching some larger thoughts at the end, but finding ways to use evaluation to explore theories," she told me.
This has been empirically demonstrated in a study by Pruitt et al. that performed an evaluation of relative moderate and vigorous PA intensity thresholds in elderly.
Briefly, competent leaders are selected based on merit and popular support through a vigorous process of screening, opinion surveys, internal evaluations and various small-scale elections.
15 A cardiac evaluation may be required especially when vigorous physical activity is being contemplated and in the presence of additional risk factors for coronary artery disease.
This study indicates the feasibility of single-cell analysis in early therapy response evaluation of cancer cells in combination therapy, and should be followed by more vigorous testing in larger clinical trials.
However, it is unclear how to identify cancer survivors who may require a pre-exercise evaluation before they progress from the common recommendation of walking to unsupervised moderate- to vigorous-intensity exercise.
The evaluation of tumour areas in pancreatic cancer is difficult, even with newer imaging techniques, because of a vigorous desmoplastic reaction, including inflammation and fibrosis within and around the tumour.
Vigorous attempted procreation.
