But while beach closings and advisories rose 83percentto to 11,270 in 2000 from 6,160 in 1999, much of that increase was the result of increased monitoring, stricter testing standards and more complete reporting by states and municipalities.
During the previous twenty years, pollution abatement costs had continually increased, as stricter standards moved the private sector up the marginal abatement-cost curve.
As the thickness of the adhesive layer between the mirror and the actuator decreases and the performance requirements of the unimorph deformable mirror (DM) increase, stricter control on the adhesive layer thickness and Young's modulus is necessary.
The Chinese government has been trying, unsuccessfully so far, to cool the overheated property market, putting through tax increases, stricter requirements on foreign ownership and passing other credit-tightening measures.
Researchers warn the number of skin cancers may increase if stricter controls are not put in place.
To respond to ever increasing and stricter environmental regulations and environmental concerns, manufacturers have established designated facilities designed to minimize waste accumulation by recovering components and materials derived from end-of-life (EOL) products (Gungor and Gupta 2002).
Polls showed increased support for stricter gun laws in the aftermath of the shooting.
Maps are also a recurrent theme in her work, as she explores the dichotomy between increased globalization and stricter border controls between nations.
Mr. Main credits the decrease in deaths in the past year to increased enforcement and stricter regulations in the wake of several mining disasters over the last four years in Kentucky, Utah and West Virginia.
But the most important disadvantage of this regimen is the possibility of development of Rifampicin resistant TB in patients with poor adherence and MDR-TB could increase if strict DOT is not followed for the full course of treatment [ 4, 10].
