The phrase "a strict description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the precision or exactness of a description in a specific context.
Example: "In scientific writing, it is essential to provide a strict description of the methodology used in the experiment."
Alternatives: "a precise description" or "an exact description".
Here the term "parametric" means a strict description with the least number of parameters and the least number of assumptions.
One must be cautious in translating the data from our experiments as a strict description of neuronal activity in awake animals, as our results were based on recordings from mice under light isoflurane anesthesia.
We added discussion of the effect of anesthetics on auditory responses in the Discussion: "One must be cautious in translating the data from our experiments as a strict description of neuronal activity in awake animals, as our results were based on recordings from mice under light isoflurane anesthesia.
However, as the recommendations did not include any strict description of the way SUV had to be measured, the so-called EORTC 1999 criteria most often only refer to the cutoff thresholds to be used for distinguishing between progressive metabolic disease (PMD), stable metabolic disease (SMD), partial metabolic response (PMR) and complete metabolic response (CMR).
Furthermore, if one relies on the strict description reported in the case of a deviation from protocol, the outcome of interest of a participant who is excluded should be known.
8 No response (although drew representation) 6 1 Strict description of graph (no summary of message) I used a bar graph to show V's arm span.
The strict description of all experiment actions forces one to pay attention to all operations.
The strict description of each of those terms is not the point here.
Such generic architectural descriptions follow a strict modular approach using independent and self-contained functional blocks, in order to comply with the scalability and multi-transform requirements of the architecture.
Nevertheless, this description should not be understood as a strict categorization; rather, there are smooth transitions between the different groups.
