Sentences with phrase «not rigorous»

The «three week course» in Ontario actually spans three separate multi-week courses with rigorous exams (but not rigorous enough in my opinion, currently) which takes months to complete to actual licencing.

In the earlier stages of a company, it's possible that policies are not rigorous enough and the guardrails on various APIs are not robust enough that this kind of information can just get out in the open without additional scrutiny, allowing firms to take advantage of those shortcomings.

Most students are not rigorous when they research.

The letter expressed concern that the blog post in question sent «a message that legal research and writing («LRW») courses are not rigorous, underestimates the ability of LRW faculty to comment on students» cognitive skills, harms students by discounting the valuable and thoughtful insight we have to offer about students seeking to transfer to Yale, and devalues LRW professors as a whole.»

Dr. Syun - Ichi Akasofu admits it is not rigorous but says his findings indicate a need for more study in this vein.

In the former the information and arguments are overwhelmingly mathematical; in the latter, we tend to make the information and arguments plausible, not rigorous.

Yes, this is BOTE, not a rigorous demonstration.

From this example alone, it is clear that «the extensive reviews in which all comments are addressed rigorously» are not rigorous or scientific at all.

I'm far from a philosopher of science, so what follows is not rigorous or complete, it's just some idiosyncratic and random stuff I've picked up along the way.

Watts et al., 2012 argued that the original rating system used by Watts, 2009 was not rigorous enough, and they re-evaluated the station exposures using the recommendations of Leroy, 2010.

Set a target and certain sustainability criteria for so - called «advanced» biofuels — however these are not rigorous enough and would permit some biofuels that compete with food crops for fertile land.

Although built on the same «polluter pays» principle that spawned REDD, the program that is being cancelled is not a rigorous compensation - for - performance program designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but a simple mechanism that funnels some auto - emission payments to landowners in the Lacandon Jungle to conserve forest lands.

I'm too impressed by random moments of beauty, and not rigorous enough to think statistically.

6:50 — The 2ºC value does have a scientific basis although not a rigorous one.

Chaos has been called a science of surprises, and Iva Gueorguieva's paintings, drawings and relief - sculptures are nothing if not a rigorous embrace of the chaotic.

So this is not a rigorous academic paper.

All these loans are made to borrowers, and are supposedly backed by their credit, and intentions of paying back, so why is it that collection efforts are not rigorous to pursue the late, as well as defaulted loans, to get monies back?

Despite all of this information I would argue that the vast majority of investors are not rigorous enough in their use of data.

The initial recall covered only the 2005 - 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt and 2007 Pontiac G5, but the automaker says it was not rigorous in determining the full extent of this problem.

It's meant to be average, or «common,» and not rigorous at all.

Some think this sounds touchy feely, soft, lovey - dovey, full of hugs and smiles; not academic, not rigorous, not something that belongs in school.

Elisabeth: So is the problem that there is not rigorous content out there or is the problem that there is not rigorous personalized content out there?

In recent months, some conservatives have assailed the standards, saying they are not rigorous enough and will result in Utah losing local control over education — claims education leaders refute.

• Develop lessons that reflect the interests of my students • Provide a more relaxed, structured, fun and challenging learning atmosphere • Get rid of my «high school» mentality that too many «A's» mean my course is not rigorous

Overall, the results show that high school graduation requirements are not rigorous enough for most students to be successful after graduation, state Education Commissioner David Hespe said.

But some tea party conservatives have criticized the standards, saying they're not rigorous enough and take local control away from states and school districts, labeling the standards «Obamacore.»

The Common Core standards are definitely not rigorous, as teachers who have required rigor of their students know.

The waiver bill is being driven by the Douglas County school district because the district claims that the state's testing regimen is too burdensome and is not rigorous enough for DougCo students.

But a Department of Education spokesperson said: «In the past, English Literature GCSEs were not rigorous enough and their content was often far too narrow.

Peter Cunningham, executive director of Education Post, which commissioned the study, said, «High schools are not rigorous enough.

The old definition of the word «problem» is not rigorous.

The policies that states use to govern the teaching profession are outdated, both too inflexible and not rigorous enough, and often privilege the interests of teachers over those of students, an encyclopedic review of state regulations of the field released today concludes.

At nearly 100 pages, Wood's takedown notes that Common Core critics can not agree whether the new standards are too rigorous in K — 12 or not rigorous enough, leaving students underprepared for college.

Even artists have a way of keeping things low - stakes for themselves if they're not rigorous about it.

I know the sample size is relatively small and this is not a rigorous scientific study, but I do think the themes that emerged were pretty easy to spot and that the presence of these indicators in your dating life is very likely to be good indicators of what «good dating» looks like.

First dates should be lighthearted introductions, not rigorous job interviews.

I can get breakouts on my chin and forehead if I'm not rigorous with my skincare routine, and I know now that using this twice a week really helps to keep those pesky spots at bay.

The approval follows last year's rejection of a bid by the Central Veterinary Research Laboratory (CVRL), which owns the dairy farm and the brand Camelicious, on the grounds that the country's animal - health system was not rigorous enough.

The Rites are not rigorous exercises.

A few preventive measures have won more or less qualified support — though not rigorous justification — from scientists.

I was a bit disappointed by some recipes, because bloggers were not rigorous enough.

Jenson is nothing if not rigorous, although his elliptical style frequently leaves the reader groping for connections.

While by no means a heavy consumer of goods, Jesus was not a rigorous ascetic, either.

We have already covered this as much as possible... we can't arrive at any final conclusion via hard references... we can't go to the census and see how many people self - identified as Neocons and check their ancestry... we've done about all you can do here as its not a rigorous analysis.

In the earlier stages of a company, it's possible that policies are not rigorous enough and the guardrails on various APIs are not robust enough that this kind of information can just get out in the open without additional scrutiny, allowing firms to take advantage of those shortcomings.

He says the sweet spot for measurables is six to 10 metrics: anything less isn't rigorous enough; any more is probably wasting time better spent on actually, you know, innovating.

It certainly isn't rigorous evidence that it aids learning.

It's true there are certain groups who routinely argue that schools aren't rigorous enough.

«Slowing the rate of biodiversity loss wasn't a good target,» says Benjamin Skolnik, a conservation biologist at the American Bird Conservancy in Washington, D.C. «It wasn't rigorous enough.»

If you're a dedicated lifter struggling with fat storage in the pecs, you might be wondering if you're a freak of nature — wasn't rigorous exercise supposed to keep fat away from your body, especially the parts that you train the most?