Some explanations, such as the implementation of stringent goals for glycemic control with intensification of hypoglycemic therapy, accompanying comorbidities, and active monitoring of HbA1c level, might have contributed to this sharp increase of severe hypoglycemic events in subjects with type 2 diabetes.
Besides time-varying wireless channel states and the limited availability of resources, unique characteristics of video packets such as the packet priority and stringent playback deadline are also considered in our proposed packet scheduling and RB assignment scheme.
The airlines, always eager to trim operating expenses, successfully lobbied against many of the safety provisions recommended by the Gore commission, such as more stringent security checks on airline employees and tighter screening of passenger baggage.
Policymakers and public health and medical care stakeholders need to introduce and implement further prevention measures targeting the iatrogenic transmission routes, such as very stringent infection control practices.
"But given the uncertainties, I would probably be inclined to begin with other measures, such as more stringent capital and liquidity requirements for the largest, most complex firms".
And while the U.S. administration has been pondering options such as more stringent efforts to squeeze Iran's regime by way of sanctions on its imported gasoline, Venezuela and Iran have been forging ahead on ways to counter such measures.
The sport's chaotic organization makes it nearly impossible to implement safety measures, such as requiring stringent qualifications for ringside physicians, or to alter systemic problems that lead to corruption, such as the practice of permitting those who are promoting a fight to manage one or both of the boxers appearing in that fight.
Several future risks may be mitigated effectively by simple, low-cost changes in policy, such as more stringent controls on land clearance, strategic fire management, and firmer control on the importation of plant species.
Member states are also likely to pledge that if other leading economies, such as the US and China, pledge stringent cuts then the goal could be raised to a cut of 50%.
While regulations such as the 1979 Environmental Protection Law are fairly stringent, they are poorly enforced, as they are frequently disregarded by local communities and government officials in favour of rapid economic development.
