Sentence examples for strict monitoring of the from inspiring English sources

"However, the Team's licence is subject to strict monitoring of the conditions laid down.

Although the developed countries have tight norms regarding mining, such rules can be easily flouted in countries which lack strict monitoring of the procedures being followed for mining.

All exercise sessions were performed under supervision in an exercise laboratory, and strict monitoring of the amount of exercise completed during each session was performed.

The Project should emphasize strict monitoring of the activities of the centres by the NGOs and the performance of the NGOs by the Project staff.

Strict monitoring of the nurses' measurement techniques was performed by the senior research nurse and regular inter-observer variation studies were conducted.

This was a common occurrence in our hands, and was unavoidable without strict monitoring of the pure endothelial cultures (Hida et al, 2004).

"DF Concerts must implement their plans for reducing disturbance immediately, and ensure there will be strict monitoring of Strathallan, on the weekend of T in the Park but also during preparations for the event and the clean-up afterwards".

An important drawback of the use of TNF is its highly toxic nature mandating strict monitoring of leakage to the systemic compartment during ILP.

Hypoglycemia was found to be connected to the time patients spend on the protocol (the longer the therapy, the higher the chance of hypoglycemia) making the strict monitoring of glucose levels even more important during intensive insulin therapy [ 10– 10].

Vowing to keep Westchester from experiencing a problem that has troubled New Jersey, Andrew J. Spano, the county executive, proposed legislation today that would require more strict monitoring of traffic stops by the county police to prevent racial profiling.

However, not until strict monitoring of births was instituted by the hospitals did the rate of early deliveries drop to less than 3 percent from 28 percent, with a host of benefits but "no adverse effects" seen on the health of the mothers or babies.