Sentence examples for nervous population from inspiring English sources

Mr. Turan said the governing party would probably distance itself further from conservative Islamic groups to assure a nervous population of its commitment to secular government.

If the idea was to increase the jitters in a grieving, nervous population, the people who dispatched the anthrax-carrying mail and those who sent the frightening copycat letters containing what appeared to be harmless white powder also succeeded.

The Australian nervous shark population does not appear to be threatened by fishing activities, and there the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has assessed it as Least Concern.

Dear editor, First, we would like to thank the editorial board for the interest in our study and the thorough and extensive commentary [ 18] to our publication, "The impact of provider surgical volumes on survival in children with primary tumours of the central nervous system a population-based study" [ 48].

Finally, we used this tool to characterize the repertoire of GPCRs expressed in cerebellar granule neurons, the most abundant central nervous system neuronal population.

In this fragile population, nervous, respiratory, and cardiovascular systems that are still developing are vulnerable to sepsis-provoked stress, which may lead to brain (PVL, intraventricular hemorrhage, cerebral palsy), lung (respiratory distress syndrome and bronchopulmonary dysplasia), and heart injury (patent ductus arteriosus), as well as vision and hearing impairments [ 10, 77- 79].

Specifically, using laser precision 3D micro/nano fabrication techniques, silicon substrates comprising arrays of parallel oriented elliptical microcones (MCs) were fabricated to investigate whether a discontinuous geometry comprising anisotropic features at the subcellular level could influence the alignment of peripheral nervous system cell populations.

The work is a symbol of the "best island" (read the United States), orderly but nervous in its multicultural population and always in danger of blowing away.

Inky told me the army is very nervous about the local population, but that few people are planning to fight back.

This problem is particularly acute in the developing central nervous system, where cell populations move and position themselves relative to other populations based on their specifications.

"A very novel therapy for a potentially large patient population makes people nervous and makes the F.D.A. nervous," said Susan Desmond-Hellmann, Genentech's chief medical officer.