The phrase "a more strict control of" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "a stricter control of," as "stricter" is the comparative form of "strict."
Example: "The organization implemented a stricter control of its financial practices to ensure transparency."
Alternatives: "a tighter control of" or "a more rigorous control of."
This is probably because the inpatient approach allowed a more strict control of medication intake, the prompt and intensive treatment of withdrawal symptoms, a better patient support, and isolation of patients from the socio-environmental pressures liable to reinforce drug overuse behaviour.
This transcomplementation strategy provides a more strict control of specificity relative to controls that involve sense, scrambled or irrelevant sequences, because it takes into account all transcript sequences present in the bacterial cell and the effector sequences remain unchanged.
The absence of blinding may be theoretically associated with a more strict control of patients in the experimental group and with an early recognition of infective relapses and, therefore, with a timely treatment.
From a clinical point of view, our findings highlight the need of a more strict control of glycemic levels, considering also the fact that hyperglycemia represents a primary contributor to the reduced number and impaired function of EPCs in diabetes [ 18, 30].
Since ataxin-7 was a bait protein with a large number of interacting partners, a more strict control would be to find the quadruples between prey proteins and ataxia (bait) proteins.
Comparisons with a more strict control group might elucidate even stronger associations.
Forma Hypoxia Chamber (anaerobic system) is more strict control of hypoxia with a closed hypoxia workstation.
Such high level above the threshold for labelling regulations suggests the need of more strict control of GMO in foods.
Such control may have emerged through the selection of specific mutations enabling more strict control of PFK1 activities by one of its downstream products, the TCA cycle intermediate citric acid.
In addition, more strict control of glucose reduced the duration of mechanical ventilation [ 10].
Recently, the regulation of NHPs in Canada has changed; from previous status as foods with relatively unencumbered access by those who use NHPs as part of a therapeutic regime, to the current status where these products are regulated as a special category of drugs, with more strict control over their manufacturing, labelling, and indications for use.
