Sentence examples for more rigorously control from inspiring English sources

The pattern now, initiated by Gucci, is to eliminate licenses and more rigorously control product and distribution.

However, the limited reproducibility of field experiments emphasizes the need to better understand and more rigorously control environmental variation that may interfere with the evaluation of carbon isotope discrimination.

To more rigorously control for possible interactions of our probe molecules with intranuclear structures, we performed FLIP experiments.

The indirect taxes (vectigalia) were still collected by publicani, who were now much more rigorously controlled and gradually replaced by imperial civil servants.

African migrant workers were now more rigorously controlled by pass laws, which limited their mobility, and by confinement to compounds for the duration of their work contracts.

In contrast, crystals prepared from seeds under more rigorously controlled conditions by slow cooling had only the bulky prismatic habit.

Future studies might benefit from more rigorously controlled dietary reporting or even from controlling dietary consumption by trainees.

This sector is also perceived as having a more rigorously controlled working environment compared with that of the private sector (participants 10, 11 and 12).

Therefore, the antihyperglycemic effects of berberine warrant further examination and more rigorously controlled, methodologically sound, and scientifically designed RCTs need to be conducted.

In more rigorously controlled animal studies, beneficial effects on pain reduction [ 9], hypertension [ 10], wound healing [ 11], inflammation [ 12], and microvascular circulation [ 13] have been reported.

In Experiment 2, we used more relaxed exclusion criteria for manufacture sequences than in Experiment 1, since provided materials were more rigorously controlled, and the experiment was specifically designed to tempt crows to use non-preferred plant materials.