Sentence examples for strict mechanisms from inspiring English sources
It is known that strict mechanisms regulate B cell decision between follicular and extrafollicular areas, where B lymphocytes rapidly differentiate into antibody-secreting cells [37].
The well defined TSSs of peak promoters, and distinct conditions under which they are expressed, are indicative of strict mechanisms for their regulation, and spatial distribution of open chromatin may constitute an additional mode of regulation of these genes.
In the initial seventeenth-century mechanical phase, there was a tension, as Leibniz observed, between the dominant strict mechanism and interactive dualism.
In particular, initiatives that seek to create systems change (like HiAP and the Fairness Agenda) require high degrees of collaboration and integration, which in turn need to be supported by stricter mechanisms and arrangements than those only seeking to share information.
The empirical appraisal demonstrated that although the JRWP succeeded in establishing a high-level coordinating mechanism, innovative eco-compensation system and strict binding mechanisms, it did not fully achieve its desired objectives.
The talks were expected to focus on strict monitoring mechanisms.
This means establishing strict accountability mechanisms for high officials in the districts and provinces as well as in the ministries and directorates in Kabul.
European nations and other affluent Arab countries should do the same, with strict monitoring mechanisms put in place to make sure the aid goes to its intended recipients.
This control includes but is not limited to scientific and legal systems, conscious planning, and strict monitoring mechanisms.
Unfortunately, the strict regulatory mechanisms present in wild-type strains have limited productivity enhancements, resulting in high costs and low yields.
The treaty makes only modest reductions in the current deployed force and restores or modernizes strict verification mechanisms that had lapsed with the expiration of the old START treaty.
