Sentence examples for and intensively in the from inspiring English sources

The loss of chondrogenic phenotypes was accompanied by the calcification of matrix, and hypertrophic changes by immunohistochemistry for osteocalcin and collagen type I and X. Blood vessel invasion took place more deeply and intensively in the PGA group.

The recently published best-seller by U.S. media theorist Douglas Rushkoff succinctly expresses what many mostly sociologically oriented and intensively in the german-speaking world located – observers have already been stating for many years: compared with the present, the future has fallen far behind in terms of zeitgeist.

This core message was communicated massively and intensively in the media several times a day, and reinforced at community level.

This core message was communicated massively and intensively in the media several times a day, and reinforced at community level by the trained interpersonal communicators.

Theory of equilibrium problems has been studied extensively and intensively in terms of the existence of solutions and generalizations to many abstract ways.

We have thus involved all the people responsible for and intensively participating in the development and implementation of the service charter in the chain and in its individual organizations.

Semaphorin-6A is widely and intensively expressed in the dorsal thalamus, the amygdala and the ventral telencephalon, with a relatively lower expression level in the cortex during the embryonic stage.

The incoming solar wind protons have a strongly asymmetric deposition pattern and precipitate intensively in the region aligned with direction and in the subsolar point.

In wt mice, the water channel protein aquaporin 4 was detected in the latero-basal cell domains, and less intensively in the apical domain, of the ependymal cells (Fig.  3a) and in the perivascular endfeet of the astrocytes.

The village landscapes of China's Yangtze Plain are among the most ancient, densely populated and intensively managed in the world and have undergone extremely rapid development in recent decades, causing the wholesale transformation of traditional village landscape structure, primarily at fine spatial scales (< 30 m).

The first finding of such kind was revealed for tunnel junctions with some transition metals, especially for Nb-based devices and intensively discussed in the 1970s long before the discovery of high-temperature superconductivity.