"highly strict" is a correct phrase that is used in written English.
It is used to describe something that requires strict rules or is more strict than usual. For example: "The headmaster has a highly strict policy on student dress code."
We have previously reported that NIa possesses a highly strict substrate specificity, with its cleavage sites defined by the conserved sequence motif Val-Xaa-His-Gln↓, in which the scissile bond is located after Gln.
The finding that a relatively low number of genes and proteins shared the same up-regulation patterns, was probably due to the fact we used highly strict criteria in determining induced genes (i.e., up-regulated at all three time points in this study).
Based on these observations, we performed a series of statistical tests that showed that the observed separation of tumours into MSS and MSI groups, as well as into Danish and Finnish groups, was highly significant even at highly strict criteria (Supplementary Table 1).
Don't fight cravings or adopt a highly strict diet.
If you want a highly strict party, with people who only have an invitation can come in, then get a security guard - You can hire one or ask someone.
The regulations are often strict, highly complicated and easily ignored.
His choreography is highly patterned, with strict rules governing the order and duration of each pose.
However, an ideal BMI-driven prosthetic device will need to be highly mobile, placing strict limits on power consumption and weight, thus limiting computational power.
In our consortium, we have strict, highly standardized protocols for each procedure.
However a key difference in the composition of the SF of these aquaporins lies in the presence of a medium size hydrophobic residue such as Ile, Leu or Val instead of the His residue highly conserved in strict aquaporins or the Gly residue present in aquaglyceroporins in position H5 [ 24, 25].
Strict glycemic control (80 110 mg/dl) is no longer recommended for most ICUs, but in highly standardized ICUs a strict target may be feasible without increasing hypoglycemia.
