Sentence examples for adopted intensive from inspiring English sources

This year, after the shock of disappointing scores when New York's statewide fourth-grade tests were introduced in 1999, schools in many districts have adopted intensive programs of test preparation.

Farmers have widely adopted intensive systems of animal production, and these systems continue to present opportunities and problems to animal scientists concerned with discovering and accommodating the environmental and ethological needs of food animals.

The rate of severe hypoglycemia was lower in our study (3.6%) compared with previous studies that adopted intensive glucose control.

It is imperative to note that adopting intensive farming and other farm practices is not free from the adverse effects of changing climate.

Striving Readers, part of Reading First, was a richly funded initiative of the George W. Bush administration that gave money to states to help them adopt intensive solutions for below-level readers in middle and high schools.

In the case of a mosquito-borne virus, the higher the level of exposure the lower the probability of remaining healthy without adopting intensive, daily protection measures.

Although early detection of EC is possible by adopting intensive surveillance policies, there is no evidence supporting that early detection and treatment will improve EC prognosis, which is relatively good even in symptomatic cases, showing a very high cure rate.

Physician unfamiliarity/inexperience with pharmacologic options was also more commonly reported as a barrier to adopting intensive multi-factorial interventions among NGU compared to GU, and the differences remained statistically significant.

A survey of several units active in the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society Clinical Trials Group (Bellomo R, unpublished data, 2002) found that very few units had adopted the intensive CRRT regimen proposed by Ronco and coworkers [ 9].

But officials in Cuero, Tex., have adopted an intensive approach and said it was helping them meet the federal requirements.

Human hair acts as the source of carbon containing nitrogen and sulfur, due to the presence of α-keratin, thus eliminating the need for the addition of multiple hazardous chemicals such as organic precursors and the requirement of conventionally adopted energy intensive methods.