Given the current findings, there is sufficient evidence to suggest that current regulation could be amended to more stringently regulate presentation of the advisory statement, maximising the opportunity for consumers to become aware of guidelines.
The federal Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that it would take steps to more stringently regulate three of the most potent forms of medical radiation, including increasingly popular CT scans, some of which deliver the radiation equivalent of 400 chest X-rays.
Clinton has advocated for an approach that would more stringently regulate shadow-banking, but not break up the big banks. .
A revised Polar Code should also regulate "black carbon" emissions from ships - which are known to accelerate ice melt and climate change - and much more stringently regulate ships unprepared for icy, stormy waters thousands of miles from aid.
In response, the European Union is now considering more stringently regulating how manufacturers label where their products are made.
Underscoring the potential impact of yeast MVT, it was observed that cells bearing multiple plasmids persisted in library populations at ~20% frequency for more than 24 hours, despite the stringently regulated low copy CEN/ARSH4 origin employed here.
As a central regulator of bacterial conjugation, the intracellular level of TraJ is stringently regulated at multiple levels by different host and plasmid-encoded factors.
Indeed, FabI is stringently regulated within the fatty acid biosynthesis pathway [ 32], and de-regulation inhibits cell growth and viability [ 44, 45].
Student halls should be signed up to one of the National Codes of Management, which are stringently regulated.
