Sentence examples for strict good from inspiring English sources

The preparation of MSC differentiated into osteogenic lineage for clinical use requires the fulfillment of strict good manufacturing practice (GMP) procedures.

Every society needs strict rules, good police, good judiciary, and reliable judges.

Jim Williams, manager of the FAA's integration office, said its regulations for commercial use were strict for good reasons.

Mr Carver said life in the home was necessarily strict but good preparation for his 10-year career in the army.

The study was conducted by the BD Clinical Trial Resources Department and all study conduct was monitored under strict GCP (Good Clinical Practices) guidelines.

Boys and girls from upper class families are very strict with good manners.

In all likelihood, it means that over the last two decades, as the Chinese middle class grew and became richer, and as western standards for factory labor became more strict, Chinese goods slowly became more expensive.

We also used a less strict definition of good quality sputum collection, i.e. good if at least one sputum sample of good quality was submitted.

"It's a lot stricter than it used to be, but it's a good strict.

But Fabio's research suggests that this strict dichotomy between "good guys" and "bad guys" isn't necessarily helpful for figuring out how to keep "good" guns — those purchased legally — from getting into "bad" hands.

Also, if we used the less strict definition of good quality sputum collection we did not find any factor that predicted whether the TB suspect provided good or poor quality sputum (Table 5).