rigorous

rigorously | Business English

rigorously
adverb
uk /ˈrɪɡərəsli/us
in a detailed and careful way:
Reputable manufacturers test rigorously to make sure their products perform at the highest level.
in a strict or severe way:
Laws are rigorously enforced.

Examples of rigorously

rigorously
These well-managed long-term studies provided the type of data needed to evaluate rigorously a number of recently developed analytical methods and assessment tools.
These models can be very informative to violence prevention and can then be rigorously tested through violence prevention experiments.
The volume is rigorously edited and attractively presented.
All of the published papers have been peer-reviewed and rigorously edited.
The contents, which could in several cases have been refereed more rigorously, fall into four groups.
The purpose of the present study was thus to rigorously compare virtual and physical treadmill stepping.
An old but controversial thesis in linguistic theory is ultimately corroborated : that semantic and contextual information need to be rigorously integrated into the grammar.
We recognise that no comparison of the patterns of judicialisation across countries will be perfectly parallel or rigorously predictive.
A multivariate analysis permits tests of the influence of particular factors more rigorously by holding others factors constant.
It is rigorously argued yet surprisingly accessible, fresh and profoundly insightful, and orthodox yet irenic in spirit.
This practice was rigorously maintained throughout construction; however, in certain instances, regulation and structural requirements meant cutting was unavoidable.
The definition of a sweep detection presented here cannot be justified as rigorously as that of a burst, however.
The assumption that the energy loss along the stagnating streamline is equal to the change in potential energy along the streamline cannot be justified rigorously.
Branch and bound code for global optimization with general factorable constraints, with rigorously guaranteed results (even round-off is accounted for correctly).
The lack of suitable indicators does not permit to test this assumption more rigorously.
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