Sentence examples for population tight from inspiring English sources

But in another single-center randomized trial in a similar patient population, tight glycemic control intraoperatively did not improve outcomes,[ 32] although there was a relatively small difference in blood glucose concentrations in the two groups.

And if a dwindling population or tight budget means lay-offs are necessary, schools are forced to fire the newest teachers rather than the worst ones.

It attributes this to our geographical isolation, small population and tight border control.

The software business needs fewer people and less capital; handy for a country with a shrinking population and tight-fisted banks.

Others with large populations and tight budgets are attracted to the NHS's reasonably cheap per-person coverage.Although many emerging economies also want to hang onto private insurance schemes, they relish the NHS's emphasis on fairness towards poorer folk.

directly sheds light on the functional traits of populations, in tight relation with their interaction with the environment in its biotic and abiotic dimensions.

It said the NHS had to get to grips with the issue as such services were essential in meeting the "challenges posed by an ageing population and tighter financial constraints".

This is related to epidemiological shifts in the population overall, tighter glucose control leading to less glucosuria, more frequent/greater caloric intake to fend off real and perceived hypoglycemia, and the specific effects of intensive DM therapy, which has been shown to increase the prevalence of obesity (152).

Thus, although van den Berghe and coworkers achieved a much improved survival in different intensive care populations with tight glycaemic control using insulin [ 3, 4], more recent studies of insulin treatment in these patients have shown no such benefit [ 24, 25].

For now Broadway's behind-the-scenes population is sitting tight, bracing even while trying to conduct business as usual.

Among the few groups that do reach out to this population, money is tight and situations often precarious.