Sentence examples for more strictly monitored from inspiring English sources
9 Disability pensions are another alternative exit gateway, although they have been more strictly monitored in recent times.
The company will require that two employees are in the front seat of its cars at all times, that an automatic braking system is enabled and that its safety employees are more strictly monitored.
Generally, patients in clinical trials are more strictly monitored and adverse effects from combination therapy could have been detected earlier and more appropriately managed than under "real world" conditions.
Since the Telefood operation is going to be continued and expanded in the current and successive biennia (Conference Resolution 3/97, refers), I should recommend that, if special audit arrangements are again deemed necessary, their implementation be more strictly monitored.
On the other hand, older HIV-positive individuals are more strictly monitored than individuals of the same age in the general population, getting earlier diagnosis and treatment for possible co-morbidities [ 2].
The administration would establish more than 50 Ebola treatment centers throughout the U.S., buy safety suits and more strictly monitor travelers upon their arrival in the country.
Increases in OTAs may have led clinicians to more strictly monitor and regulate opioid use.
Another participant's advice was to more strictly monitor the translation to daily practice during the programme.
In order to maximize the effectiveness of this treatment and to reduce the associated ADRs, regulators are seeking to more strictly monitor and reevaluating these drugs and improve the relevant laws and regulations.
The national park applied to the International Dark Sky Association to earn the status, a process that involved having its light pollution levels strictly monitored, and shielding outdoor lighting to make it more dark-sky friendly.
Most likely even more important is the fact that the UEFA referees are the most strictly monitored for their fitness and training status and fitness achievements [ 21].
