Sentence examples for strictly organised from inspiring English sources
Typically, the course of studies is short, strictly organised, and vocationally oriented.
That decision was based on more pragmatic considerations: In contrast to the German system, postgraduate courses leading to a PhD degree are strictly organised in the UK.
He has to get back on the dating circuit, but in the alternate reality of The Lobster, that's a strictly organised process.
Additionally, in a traditional RCT, lifestyle interventions are often strictly organised and supervised by interventionists, whereas in daily practice "health care interventions are seldom given under such circumstances".
In our opinion, this course could be seen as an artefact resulting from the rather strictly organised therapy flow during the 3-month interval preceding the T1 assessment.
Second, the rigorous planning of chemotherapy sessions across the week – which plays a key role in waste containment – requires a strictly organised structure and such a policy may be difficult to pursue, especially in the absence of a clinical information system.
Many companies are organised into strictly separate regional, product-line and functional "silos", making it hard for people to share information beyond their immediate colleagues.
Long-tailed macaques are organised in multi-male groups and are non-strictly seasonal breeders (van Schaik and van Noordwijk 1985).
The eIF4E gene is organised into five exons and four introns and showed a strictly conserved exon/intron structure with eIF4E genes from Arabidopsis thaliana and rice.
Officials organised for him to be transported to Bellevue hospital in the city, a designated site for Ebola patients, under strictly controlled conditions.
