A team placed pond snails (Lymnaea stagnalis, like the one above) in water-filled beakers that varied in stressfulness: Some were overcrowded, some contained water low in calcium (stressful, for a snail), and some were both overcrowded and low in calcium; the beakers varied inconsequentially in oxygen levels.
Some high schools with large jumps in enrollment faced overcrowding, some principals reported a shortage of school safety officers, and some parents struggled with last-minute registration problems.
Howard was released into a court-mandated drug diversion program, which is meant to keep some offenders from overcrowding jails.
They come along once or twice a decade, sparked by natural disaster or some fiasco of overcrowding (prisons, schools, roads) or shortage (water, energy, cash) or civic rebellion (taxes, cops, Gray Davis).
Some consider ED overcrowding a symptom of the broader dysfunction in the healthcare system, rather than a problem residing solely in the ED [20 22].
Due to overcrowding, some Australian camp sites were located outside the American perimeter.
In some suburban stations, however, overcrowding was apparently far worse than usual.
But such is the demand for the experience that signs are appearing along the Pembrokeshire coast warning that the sport has created 'potential for overcrowding on some routes'.
Major Goldenberg acknowledged that some prisoners had been transferred by Kurdish police or security forces to jails outside Kirkuk without proper judicial oversight, in some cases because of overcrowding in the Kirkuk jails.
"His general concern was that I had said the lack of staff, overcrowding and some of the policy changes that he had introduced had contributed to poor outcomes in prisons.
