Sentence examples for indeed strict from inspiring English sources

Indeed, strict rules are applied in the selection of patients in clinical trials, while a more pragmatic approach is often adopted in daily clinical practice.

There are indeed strict attendance policies at the surveyed private institution predicated on the fact that attendance is essential for learning, particularly in a skills-based profession such as medicine, which explains why greater number of students at the private medical college and particularly in senior years admit to this behaviour.

Indeed stricter amendments are proposed to discipline errant journalists; in addition, there have been attacks on journalists by security agencies.

Indeed, statistically significant difference with so strict stratification was observed between patients with H Stage 1 4.

Debs had indeed broken the terms of the injunctions, which were so strict as to forbid any communication with the striking workers.

So strict!

Indeed, the strict and dogmatic interpretation of some verses of the Qur'an is no longer unanimous, especially in the eyes of progressive Muslims across the world (even if we remain, for the time being, a minority).

The development of the working dog on this account came later — and indeed, the strict militarization of dogs into neat breeds and kinds, Sporting and Working and so on, is certainly a very recent invention, dating to the middle of the nineteenth century.

Indeed, more strict smoking control policies may reflect, rather than cause, more advanced attitudes towards tobacco smoking and tobacco control on a population level.

It is immediate from the definition of internal hom that Θ ≔ Θ g r is indeed a strict A -module homomorphism.

Indeed, the strict molecular clock has sometimes been identified as appropriate for studies over short timescales such as epidemiological studies [ 41, 76, 77], but not for longer timescale analyses such as evolutionary investigations that compare viruses in different host species [ 4, 78, 79].