用rigorously造句子，“rigorously”造句
The safety of thiomersal has been rigorously reviewed by scientific groups.
Even if a software process has been specified, it is not rigorously maintained or enforced through every phase or iteration.
There are three ways you can handle this likely situation: you can deny it will happen and just rigorously adhere to your design.
Old habits die hard, and one of the oldest - still rigorously enforced by many drivers - is that "warming up" the car for a few minutes is necessary to avoid some kind of unspecified damage.
The origin of these deposits is still not rigorously demonstrated.
Top performers spend more hours (many more hours) rigorously practicing their craft.
As we discuss in the next section, this lack of trust directs the group toward rigorously detailed contracts and specifications.
They can be done much more rigorously, But many of us chose programming instead of mathematics because we can't stand the tedium of mathematics nor its notation.
The departments of public security shall, in accordance with the law, rigorously crack down on such illegal and criminal acts as prostitution and whoring, drug trafficking, drug use and illegal blood collecting and supplying, and strengthen publicity and education in AIDS prevention and control amon
But while this idea is plausible, it hasn't yet been rigorously explored.
These tests analyze hormones in women's urine, a method that several experts said has not been studied as rigorously as DNA.
At a high level, you apply authentication and authorization rigorously.
Traditional requirements-driven methods, with their typically rigid and rigorously defined project tasks, milestones, resources, and schedules, seem to apply.
The repository rigorously defines the structure of the messages that participating enterprise applications can exchange.
One thing that I have very rigorously reacted to is absolutely no nasty e-mails from executives back to employees or back to franchise owners. Or to each other.
Even charities that are scrupulously open in their book-keeping and procedures may not analyse their activities rigorously.
Her mother had her tutored rigorously in maths in an effort to keep rationality to the fore, and her father's madness in abeyance.
