Based on these results it could be suggested that strict single room isolation may not be necessary in all patients colonized or infected with MRDOs at their respiratory tract.
The N.H.L. barred all targeted contact with the head and adopted a stricter, "quiet room" protocol for in-game evaluation of players believed to have sustained concussions.
The most common combination of control measures used by ICUs was targeted screening, strict single-room isolation, and decolonization with mupirocin.
Hennis's days at Fort Leavenworth are spent in strict confinement; his room has only a "small portal" for sunlight, and he goes outside for about an hour a day, usually alone, to a recreation area the size of a handball court.
But keeping his weight down to 114 pounds required a strict diet, sweat rooms and rubber jogging suits.
Officials linked the decline to tougher standards: graduation rules were tightened, grading practices were revamped and documentation requirements were made stricter, leaving less room for schools to manipulate test scores and dropout rates.
In the Connaught's dining room, a strict dress code ruled.
Yet the Chancellor's strict Charter leaves no room for such investment borrowing, so it is hard to see how Labour can sign up to it.
So when the fourth annual Jammys were held last week, in the Theatre at Madison Square Garden, it was somewhat surprising to see, taped to the wall of every dressing room, a strict agenda of the evening's performances.
The commission is promoting the approach as a replacement for its own "cookbook" rules, which set strict procedures without allowing room for analysis, said John A. Grobe, the commission's associate director of engineering and safety systems.
