rigorously

rigorous | American Dictionary

rigorous
adjective
us/ˈrɪɡ·ər·əs/
severe or difficult, esp. because at a high level:
rigorous standards of accuracy
The Manhattan district attorney’s office had a pretty rigorous training program.

rigorous | Business English

rigorous
adjective
uk /ˈrɪɡərəs/us
detailed and careful:
I want rigorous financial analysis of the options.
The selection process is extremely rigorous.
strict or severe:
A rigorous monetary and fiscal policy should encourage efficiency.
Refrigeration of food, improved hygiene and rigorous standards in the food industry prevent gastro-intestinal infections.

Examples of rigorous

rigorous
In the epidemiological literature, however, insomnia tends to be defined using a variety of approaches, ranging from rigorous diagnostic algorithms, to single questionnaire items.
The treatment of linearised rules in the rest of the section, though rigorous, will not be too formal.
The style of writing is rigorous and clear, and the material is well organized.
The aim is to provide insight into the more rigorous formalization that will be provided in the following sections.
Our task-based approach is presented in view of a rigorous mathematically-based optimization formulation, where cost functions characterizing human performance measures are implemented.
Rigorous validation and quality control procedures have been imposed throughout the development course.
Unfortunately, rigorous scientific data are lacking on the efficacy and effectiveness to justify medical practice.
A more rigorous analysis of the epidemiological impact of vaccination for meningococcal disease is essential for proper health economic estimates.
Using only the most rigorous design, on the other hand, ignores the probative importance of replication and corroboration that multiple studies afford.
Rigorous comparisons among the various studies are difficult, given the diversity of areas, stimuli, behavioral task and recording paradigms involved.
Subjecting "force" and "attraction" to rigorous mathematical treatment does not entail that "force" and "attraction" are transformed into pure mathematical concepts without any physical meaning.
If repopulation of soon as possible, based on rigorous evaluation of the cells does not keep pace with those being lost, such evidence as exists.
On the other hand, the only known rigorous classical method for calculating the collision integral is through the theory of fluctuations.
Indeed, most past work has focused on implementation issues; our current work focuses on defining rigorous semantics.
The volume would have benefited from more rigorous editing in the form of grouping the contributions appropriately and avoiding minor duplication between authors.
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