Examples of using More rigorous in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Your screening process is getting ever more rigorous.
For more rigorous academic preparation, IGCSE can be offered in place of some or all GCSEs.
Remember, men of my generation were held up to a far more rigorous natural selection.
A more rigorous approach would be to positively identify each individual image before constructing a story.
The more dangerous the machinery, the more rigorous the tests should be.
A more rigorous regulatory framework was put into place and severe penalties were imposed for infractions in 1842.
They are impressive- especially the ones with the more rigorous form: the simpler ones.
And you can go for more rigorous body-building trainings in gyms where you use specialized fitness equipment.
Some take you on an imaginary ride while other concentrate on a more rigorous variety of drills.
And they need a bit of a push to be more rigorous, so, sorry, but I just want to make sure everyone learns the right thing, you know?
But this fall, for the first time, a majority of American public school childrenare working to master the same set of more rigorous skills in math and English.
In my opinion, I think it should require more rigorous testing if the size is below 50 or 20 nanometres.”.
A more rigorous definition defines peace as not only the absence of war but the absence of the imminent threat of war, of urgent preparations for war, and of diplomacy conducted with the prospect of war looming in the background.
The U.S. government has recently decided to perform more rigorous screening of visa applications.
Many have qualms about how well schools are performing, but the conventional wisdom is that these issues can be resolved with more money, better teachers,more challenging curricula and/or more rigorous tests.
In 1974, as US air pollution emission standards became more rigorous, US-market MGBs were de-tuned for compliance.
Zwiebel is the executive vice-president of the haredi umbrella group Agudath Israel of America and serves on the executive committee of Parents for Educational and Religious Liberty in Schools,an advocacy group created to resist efforts to impose more rigorous secular education standards on Orthodox schools.
Now, a man with less experience would say apply more discipline, more rigorous training, but I tell you this tactic will not work.
Future research on meditation practices must be more rigorous in the design and execution of studies and in the analysis and reporting of results,” Ospina explains.
No, your actual fuel consumption will remain the same, but it's likely that your vehicle will get a higher official CO2 value andfuel consumption values due to the more rigorous WLTP test cycle- closer to what you observe.
To describe the claims of relevance theory on a more rigorous level, we need to define a number of technical terms as introduced by Sperber and Wilson.
I know it's tempting to want an answer right now, some form of action or policy, some dietary prescription-- eat this, not that- but if we want to get it right,we're going to have to do much more rigorous science before we can write that prescription.
Congress had passed alaw in 1962 requiring the FDA to institute more rigorous testing for new drugs and to review the safety and efficacy of those already on the market.
Like all things,safety testing moves forward and you can conduct a much more rigorous safety test than you could 50 years ago”.
Based on this data, researchers concluded that there is suggestiveevidence of the beneficial effects of magnesium on stress, but more rigorous trials are recommended to solidify ideal dosages and who would most benefit(16).