Sentence examples similar to subject to rigorous control from inspiring English sources

It also said that the system disadvantaged American companies competing with foreign enterprises not subject to rigorous controls.

The statutory and regulatory requirements of ITER Organization and the French Nuclear Safety regulations have made the design development subject to rigorous controls.

Checkpoints have also been set-up to monitor and contain the movement of livestock in the remote region, with landlocked Kyrgyzstan's borders with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and China subject to rigorous controls.

The valley and its surrounding areas were therefore declared a "polluted atmospheric zone" by the Spanish government in 1979 and are therefore subjected to rigorous control and monitoring of atmospheric contaminants [ 18].

I'd rather live on another planet, than on one where every aspect of your life is subject to rigorous scientific control.

The data set generated was subject to rigorous quality control to investigate the presence of outliers and further confounding effects.

The generated data set was then subject to rigorous quality control investigation, looking for the presence of outliers and further confounding effects.

Case ascertainment was standardized based on DSM-IV-TR criteria and subject to rigorous quality control procedures (Van Naarden Braun et al. 2007).

The assay for the insulin/Akt Luminex® panel was performed following manufacturer's instructions and all multiplex panels are subject to rigorous quality control and validation studies.

All new AI platforms should be quality tested and certified in the same way that physical goods are subject to rigorous quality controls at customs.

In 1982, under the wizard dictator Ne Win, the Rohingya were stripped of their citizenship and were subject to rigorous restrictions controlling their right to marry, travel, work, or reproduce, rules that were placed on no other group in the nation.