Sentence examples similar to maintaining stringent conservation controls from inspiring English sources

While Apple essentially proved the value of ruling with an iron fist on the product end of its business — maintaining stringent control over the operating system, content, apps and media that touch every one of its products — this approach didn't yield the same benefits for mobile advertising.

Photocatalytic surfaces offer promise as innovative and cost-effective biocidal engineering solutions which address these specific problems whilst maintaining stringent health and safety controls.

Chetna is certified by Fair Trade USA, the Global Organic Textile Standard and Fairtrade International, and it maintains stringent internal controls.

However, Selfridge said the company had maintained stringent control over its cost structure, which will pay off in higher profit when pricing firms up, something he doesn't expect until 2005.

The effective contamination rate can increase by a factor of more than an order of magnitude in some studies, especially when the researchers did not realize the risk of contamination and maintain a stringent data control.

Through customer surveys we ask whether there are any differences in the willingness to accept more stringent conservation or higher water prices between adjacent publicly controlled and privately controlled utilities.

Residents must save water now to avoid more stringent conservation measures this spring and summer, the utility warned.

Due to stringent conservation measures from the Botswana government, poaching has never been a problem in Chobe National Park.

These CNC-CNC interactions may in part explain their stringent conservation as a group of regulatory sequences.

This is an additional reason for focusing the analysis on regions with a stringent conservation p-value (10-6).

The shorter aligned regions in rabbit and little brown bat also exceed the more stringent conservation criteria.