Sentence examples for be rigorously controlled from inspiring English sources
Theoretical and numerical examination shows that the error from penalized Neumann and Robin boundary conditions can be rigorously controlled through an a priori penalization parameter η.
In addition to studies using excised brain tissues, putative effects of RF fields have been examined using cultured neurons where experimental conditions can be rigorously controlled.
The proteolytic activity of proteases must be rigorously controlled to avoid inappropriate degradation of proteins.
How early accelerated atherosclerosis begins in RA, or how soon risk factors must be rigorously controlled, is not clear.
Further, variation among the host plant roots response to SCN has been associated with temperature [ 27] such that environmental conditions must be rigorously controlled during assays [ 13, 16].
To make sure that these reactions and their products do not interfere with each other, these operations must be rigorously controlled and switched on or off when necessary.
Portions are rigorously controlled, though perhaps not as much as the sophisticated wine list, which features older, "non-interventionist" vintages.
"Colonisation [by people] of the area is banned by the environmental license so the impact of construction and use of access paths is rigorously controlled," he said.
Opposition is rigorously controlled; the only candidates allowed to run against Mr Ben Ali were the leaders of parties authorised by the Constitutional Council, an institution close to the ruling party.
Like their Roman antecedents, these early medieval Muslim centres were surrounded by rich agricultural huertas; in both towns and huertas water usage was rigorously controlled by institutions such as the Tribunal de las Aguas de la Vega de Valencia.
The release is being rigorously controlled before it opens the New York film festival later this month, but one critic on the selection committee has called it "big, brash and brilliant" and compared it to All The President's Men, while Rolling Stone magazine critic Peter Travers has hailed it in a tweet as "the movie of the year that also brilliantly defines the decade".
