"Sam and Jesse are particularly rigorous about getting to the extreme place by believable steps.
To be sure, neither the intensity of the tournament nor the criteria of eligibility and selection were particularly rigorous.
Because the poems lack most punctuation, I needed to be particularly rigorous with the construction of each line – the breath gaps aren't thrown in randomly.
The researchers insist: "This study is particularly rigorous because it examines, step by step, the learning conditions that supported the emergence of this complex behaviour".
The Zuelligs were, of course, not the only collectors to apply these general principles, but they are said to have been particularly rigorous in applying them.
The design, implementation, and surveillance measures associated with dengue vaccine trials need to be particularly rigorous due to the complexity of the disease and its epidemiology.
Government officials said they had no doubt that the separate controversy surrounding President Bush's use of disputed intelligence about Iraq's suspected nuclear weapons program had caused the intelligence agencies to be particularly rigorous in scrutinizing the testimony that Mr. Bolton had prepared about Syria.
The psychic toll of spending months inside Leonard's body was compounded by the grueling physical demands of the movie's boot-camp sequences, which were particularly rigorous for someone weighing in at 280 pounds; on one obstacle course Mr. D'Onofrio injured his knee so badly it required surgical reconstruction.
Although this result was based on initial data, and was not particularly rigorous, I was convinced that managers at the collaborating organization would like to hear it so that they could address it.
Roman Jakobson (1896-1982), ofe of the founders of trans-national structuralism, was particularly influential in the propagation of rigorous methods in the study of poetic structures.
Yet, one study does not overturn dozens of others that showed no effect unless it was a particularly rigorous and impressive study.
