Sentence examples for strict survey from inspiring English sources

Previous use of medications or other therapeutic strategies will be the object of a strict survey.

These patients will undergo a more strict survey towards the appearance of clinical and/or laboratory signs of a reactivation of Leishmania infection.

Currently in Shanghai and several other provinces, strict survey for H9N7 cases has been implemented in outpatients with fever and respiratory infections in all hospitals.

Strict study hall monitors.

We are working to improve our research methodology, with more ramdom sample surveys, strict quality checking processes for secondary sources and stronger analysis of government responses.

Moreover, due to our strict methodological guidelines, the survey had to be cancelled and repeated if weather conditions exceeded specific thresholds (in temperature and wind force), which resulted in additional working time (repeated visit of the test area).

Obviously, this data is not the result of a strict methodologically-conducted epidemiological survey, nonetheless, for the specific declared aim of this commentary, they clearly point to a specific, unmet need.

"As part of the Building Schools for the Future programme, there are strict requirements for asbestos surveys of buildings to be carried out to identify where any asbestos is.

The following nine surveys meet our strict inclusion criteria and are included in this review: 1. NTU Nationella trygghetsundersökningen, conducted by The Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Brå) (Brå 2016).

In recent years, a local newspaper claimed that 80percentt of Norwegians want stricter punishments, and a 2010 survey showed that a majority felt punishments were generally too lenient.

Forty-six percent of Americans in a recent HuffPost/YouGov survey said that stricter gun control laws and enforcements were most likely to lead to fewer mass shootings, while only 34percentt said that allowing more private citizens to carry guns for protection would be the more protective measure.