Sentence examples for kept under strict control from inspiring English sources

All the news is kept under strict control.

And this makes all music potentially dangerous if reactions, traditions, understandings and sympathies need to be kept under strict control.

The mature cells of the body's organs and tissues are kept under strict control, probably to prevent cancer, and seldom divide.

He proposes to expand the "three links" with the mainland, meaning trade, transport and communications, which his predecessors had kept under strict control.

I am not one of those people who insist, as a matter of blanket policy, that the more domesticated pleasures of city life must be kept under strict control.

Nor was he in the least bit apologetic about this assault on civil liberties: as he opined to the East Timorese, unions, demonstrations, the press and opposition parties all need to be kept under strict control if democracy is to bring prosperity to poor and ethnically divided developing countries.

The high expression of the TnIL10 gene in the intestine (figure 2) suggests that the encoded fish cytokine could play a role similar to that of mammalian IL10 whose function is to keep under strict control the balance between immune and inflammatory response especially in the bowels [ 39, 40].

Under physiological conditions, the level and activity of p53 is kept under strict negative control by the ubiquitin ligase, MDM2.

Previous research has shown that many components of these host defence pathways are broadly expressed, making it likely that they need to be kept under strict regulatory control across different cells and tissues.

Personal identifiers are kept separately under strict control with restricted access in secured cabinets, at the Institute of Child Health, Birmingham Children's Hospital in a secure locked area.

Moreover, it was also necessary to identify the critical parameters in the validated model in order to keep them under strict control.