Sentence examples for more strict of from inspiring English sources

The more strict of a vegetarian you are, the more difficult it will be to modify the Atkins diet for your needs.

Such high level above the threshold for labelling regulations suggests the need of more strict control of GMO in foods.

From a clinical point of view, our findings highlight the need of a more strict control of glycemic levels, considering also the fact that hyperglycemia represents a primary contributor to the reduced number and impaired function of EPCs in diabetes [ 18, 30].

Such control may have emerged through the selection of specific mutations enabling more strict control of PFK1 activities by one of its downstream products, the TCA cycle intermediate citric acid.

And, compared to the more strict definition of current availability (verification of the expiration date of every unit), the reference definition can reduce surveyor fatigue substantially – especially in large facilities, which is critical for achieving high data quality.

More than 60percentt of respondents say their organization advocates for an end to gassing in shelters as a means of euthanasia, more strict regulations of pet stores and puppy mills, and for local ordinances that prohibit the outdoor tethering of animals.

The MMNL model relaxes some of the more strict assumptions of the MNL model which are unlikely to hold in practice.

As Simpson's index of diversity is very much dependent on the collection of isolates tested, a more strict definition of such a test panel might be required for evaluation of subtyping methods.

The latter can probably only be realized by establishing buffer zones of SFC surrounding more strict reserves of FC in the last remaining large forest blocks in the region.

In order to control the proliferation of somatic animal cells, more strict regulation of primary metabolism must have been developed during evolution.

In addition, more strict control of glucose reduced the duration of mechanical ventilation [ 10].