No group is more rigidly controlled than the Handmaids, women of proven fertility who are forced to live as enslaved babymakers in a society in which infertility has decimated the birth rate.
When the patients were ready for extubation, PSV was significantly higher in the respiratory physiotherapy driven weaning group (8 [IQR: 7 8] cmH2O vs. 5 [IQR: 5 8] cmH2O; p =0.015), as was PEEP (8 [IQR: 7 8] cmH2O vs. 5 [IQR: 5 5] cmH2O; p <0.001), indicating that the decision to extubate was more rigidly controlled in the SmartCare™ automatic group (Table 4).
The study was conducted in an actual university setting which shows students' motivation to use a VP module better than it is possible in a more rigidly controlled artificial environment.
It offers a contrast to the more rigidly controlled and nearly corporate management style that has marked the campaign of Mr. Obama, his Democratic counterpart.
This could make tetracycline-regulated transgene expression not as tight in HSCs compared to differentiated cells which have a more rigidly controlled transcriptional program.
Looking over their old letters, several former students remembered an age in which behaviors were more rigidly divided by gender.
In today's phylogeny, heuristics are discussed almost exclusively in computational terms and hypotheses are more rigidly defined as propositions that are right or wrong.
So everything, from the music volume (deafening, either to keep out old people or because if they can't actually talk, people will drink more) to the way in which staff are ordered to exude informality, is rigidly controlled.
In the Accord study, the group of patients who were randomly assigned to lower their blood sugar levels to nearly normal had 54 more deaths than the group whose levels were less rigidly controlled.
Under the previous hard-line Communist Government, organized religion was rigidly controlled, believers were repressed and religious education was severely restricted.
