Sentence examples for strictly review from inspiring English sources

"We need to strictly review such content, especially for news and children's programs," Mr. Tseng said.

Others hire scientists with full-time commitments overseas, and then assure them that no one will strictly review their time sheets, Cao says.

They should also strictly review fund-raising channels and corporate debts to prevent risks caused by the hasty launching of projects and to ensure the healthy development of the urban rail transit system.

In the parameter regimens I explored, both completely unreviewed and very strictly reviewed scientific communication seems likely to hinder scientific progress.

In addition, the journal solicits and publishes papers from undergraduates that are reviewed by a strictly undergraduate-staffed review board.

Actual evidence is weak, so when the American Red Cross Scientific Advisory Council reviewed the body of evidence most recently in 2015, it concluded, "Based strictly on our review of the evidence, there was no evidence that allowed us to establish any standard" that a rescuer should do all the time, Bradley says.

She later clarified that it comprised her "preliminary observations" and was not, strictly speaking, a review.

Second, the decree abolishes the right to lodge an appeal and eliminates the asylum appeals board (after it finishes the cases currently before it), retaining only strictly limited judicial review.

"Clearly there has been pressure at the board level to do things differently" than strictly by peer review, explains Nobel prize-winning biologist Phillip Sharp of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, who resigned as chair of the CPRIT scientific review council Monday.

We strictly limited our review to infants born at 37 weeks' gestation or more; however, the method of estimating gestation in the primary studies was often inaccurate.

We strictly limited our review to infants born at 37 weeks of gestation or later to avoid the confounding effect of preterm birth; however, the method of estimating gestation in the primary studies was often inaccurate.