The phrase "a too intensive" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "too intensive" without the article "a."
Example: "The training program was too intensive for beginners."
Alternatives: "excessively intensive" or "overly intensive."
"The whole season was very intensive, we never gave up, so it was not a case of being too intensive.
Analyses was rendered difficult by the fact that spider silk turned out to be autofluorescent in wavelengths between around 400 nm to 630 nm, apparently according to its phosphorus content described by Michal et al. [31], but we were able to avoid too intensive an overlay by using secondary antibodies bordering ultraviolet or infrared spectrum, respectively.
It has been suggested that pain during exercise might be a protective mechanism in knee osteoarthritis, i.e. an increase in pain from too intensive exercises may restrain patients from further joint loading, which otherwise could cause further cartilage damage [ 33].
They have also beefed up the editing features a bit without making it too intensive for the web.
Above these D values, successfully cooperating clumps (neighbourhoods with nq or more cooperators) are disintegrated by too intensive mixing, at a rate faster than they are built by interactions.
It could be also possible that a 20-session intervention may be too intensive for some participants.
A combined treatment of external beam radiation with brachytherapy is often too intensive for patients with inoperable disease due to metastases or a poor medical condition.
Although this approach may converge to a global minimum in theory, the computational time may be too intensive to carry out.
Secondary prevention studies have shown that lifestyle interventions can prevent progression to diabetes, 8 9 10 but these studies used interventions that were too intensive and expensive to be practical from a population perspective.
Computational methods are an important tool in computing the drag coefficient but are too intensive for real-time and predictive applications.
A low attrition rate and a high compliance suggest that the patients considered the program useful and are an indication that the program meets their expectations, and is not too intensive.
