The phrase "achieve tight" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe reaching a state of tightness or precision, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "We need to achieve tight tolerances in our manufacturing process to ensure quality."
Alternatives: "attain precision" or "reach tight specifications".
· Avoid using medications to achieve tight control of glucose levels in most adults aged 65 and older with Type 2 diabetes.
The other questionable tests and treatments: No. 3: Prescribing medications to achieve "tight glycemic control" (defined as below 7.5 on the A1c test) in elderly diabetics, who need to control their blood sugar, but not as strictly as younger patients.
To accomplish this aim, insulin is often required, avoiding protocols designed to achieve tight glycemic control.
To achieve tight combustion control is not straightforward, because most of the flames encountered are turbulent flames.
In many batch processes, frequent process/feedstock disturbances and unavailability of direct on-line quality measurements make it very difficult to achieve tight control of product quality.
The determination of this location guarantees optimal functionality of the device and helps achieve tight alignment tolerances without compromising the device design.
Diverging pump light was collimated by an aspheric pick-up lens (Geltech 350350, f = 4.5 mm, 0.41 NA, www.thorlabs.com) and the slow axis magnified by two cylindrical lenses (Thorlabs LJ1805L1-B and LJ1934L1-B) to achieve tighter focus.
Such a risky adjustment cycle is of particular concern among elderly patients and emphasizes the importance of education to achieve tighter and safer glucose control.
Utopia Documents was developed in response to the need to achieve tighter coupling between published articles and their underlying data, ultimately to facilitate knowledge discovery.
We do not know the nature of this early recognition complex, but it may take advantage of DNA intercalation and/or DNA bending to achieve tighter binding.
A treatment to achieve tighter glycaemic control, and overcome the barriers to insulin initiation and intensification, while providing activity beyond 24 h, is required.
