Sentence examples for more rigorous monitoring from inspiring English sources
Professor O'Rourke, who has inspected more than 100 Asian factories for the World Bank and various United Nations organizations, called on universities and companies to demand more rigorous monitoring efforts.
Despite the perception that Justice Department officials are cracking down on police violence by brokering consent decrees, making tough recommendations and guidelines for training, and more rigorous monitoring of use of force incidences, the scorecard still shows that the Department has prosecuted cops in only a tiny fraction of the police abuse cases that the FBI investigates.
The implementation of free transportation scheme should be strengthened with more rigorous monitoring and ensuring accountability of the concerned people.
Since miRNAs played important regulatory roles by targeting mRNAs for cleavage or translational repression, the higher copy number of the conserved miRNA species in T. flavidus indicated that its gene expressions were under more rigorous monitoring.
Programs can be reoriented to ensure much more rigorous monitoring of outcomes along the HIV treatment continuum and assisted to develop locally tailored approaches to improve those outcomes, such as involving peer workers as treatment navigators as a means to increase rates of retention in care.
It has become more rigorous in monitoring elections.
A BBC spokesman said: "Clearly the huge range and variety of our programming can't ever be captured in a sample of 15 programmes, and we're working with the industry to develop a more consistent and rigorous monitoring tool.
After forest clearance peaked in 2004, the environment minister Marina da Silva, another child of a rubber tapping family and former colleague of Mendes, put in place a more rigorous system of monitoring, penalties and incentives that has resulted in an 80% slowdown in the rate of deforestation.
Researchers working with Tier 1 agents would undergo more rigorous screening and monitoring.
· Develop more rigorous systems of monitoring and evaluation.
Among other things, it demonstrates the need for more appropriate methods of drug delivery, improved communication with target populations, and a more rigorous approach to monitoring.
