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The phrase "a more intensive data" is not correct in standard English.
The correct form would be "more intensive data" or "a more intensive dataset."
Example: "We need to collect more intensive data to improve our research findings."
Alternatives: "more detailed data" or "more comprehensive data."
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The most enjoyable 20% of shopping — whether it's for clothes or a vacation — would come from a more intensive data feed from the cybermall.
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The use of nested designs, involving more intensive data collection from samples or subjects, is also considered.
"We then launched a more intensive investigation".
"This is a more intensive thing we're talking about.
Through the day, there was a sense that the manhunt was taking a more intensive tack on the basis of fresh, substantial evidence collected but not publicly disclosed after the Monday shooting, including partial license plate data.
So we're developing a more intensive communication curriculum".
Silver indented streaks require a more intensive approach.
One option is a more intensive intervention.
The intensive phase for both interventions includes a more intensive first six months and a less intensive second six months.
These factors would require a more data intensive and complex analysis, but this is an important direction for the future (Domingo et al. 2007b; Foran et al. 2005).
These results reinforce the use of relative abundance data, often used for diatom water quality monitoring, over more labor intensive data formats.
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