define rigorously

Examples (10)

• The terms must be rigorously defined before we can proceed with the project.
• Scientists rigorously define their hypotheses to ensure testability and reproducibility.
• How do you rigorously define 'success' when evaluating the impact of this social program?
• The new policy will rigorously define the boundaries of acceptable behavior in the workplace.
• It is essential to rigorously define each variable in an experiment to avoid ambiguity.
• The committee was tasked to rigorously define the scope and objectives of the research study.
• Without rigorously defining the problem, finding an effective and lasting solution is incredibly difficult.
• They have rigorously defined the criteria for selection, leaving no room for subjective interpretation.
• Can you rigorously define the difference between these two philosophical concepts for clarity?
• To avoid any misunderstanding, we must rigorously define our expectations from the outset.