The phrase "an intensive data" is not correct in standard English usage.
The word "data" is typically treated as a plural noun, so it should be preceded by "intensive" without the article "an."
Example: "The research required intensive data analysis to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "comprehensive data" or "detailed data."
With an intensive data gathering strategy, starting at wells' inception to the mature production phase, we show how transient pressure and rate data can be used to manage a complex carbonate gas reservoir.
Assessments are informed by an intensive data collection exercise which employs multiple qualitative methods - such as participant observation, semi-structured interviews, focus group discussions and collection of unpublished data.
The strengths of our study included an intensive data collection, and we distinguished participants who had quitted coffee, alcohol and smoking (past users) from those with no history and current users, which made it possible to gain information about lifetime consumption amounts.
In this study, the long-term effects of an intensive data-based decision making intervention on teacher efficacy of mainly grade 4 teachers were investigated by means of a delayed treatment control group design (62 teachers).
However a SARA is a resource intensive data collection exercise and to date, these have mostly been conducted in Africa with the support of donors.
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.
One design theme Intel pitched was the idea of a hybrid Ultrabook-tablet, which has a traditional keyboard for intensive data entry and a touch screen for zooming in on photos and manipulating other software.
After a year of intensive data gathering and analysis, he believes he has for the first time begun to quantify the damage done to the scientific enterprise by contaminated cell lines.
Such a strategy involves intensive data generation in the laboratory and is succeeded by use of data management and advanced statistical analysis [5], [6].
Such a strategy involves intensive data generation in the laboratory and is succeeded by data management and advanced statistical analysis [ 8].
A high correlation between patient and GP evaluation might have justified a less resource intensive data collection, in the sense that assessment from one group could be used as a proxy for the other.
