The US and other western governments still see him as a safe pair of hands, and are now in intensive contact with him and other top military men as Egypt's future hangs in the balance.
The company and the United Steelworkers union are now in intensive talks in Pittsburgh, trying to reach a new agreement before the current contract covering 12,500 workers expires at the end of August.
In his field hospital, 15 children are now in intensive care all at risk of death from malnutrition.
In his field hospital, 15 children are now in intensive care – all at risk of death from malnutrition.
The root causes of our political differences are now under intensive exploration by multiple different research groups, which are churning out quite a lot of published, peer reviewed science.
Epigenetic changes such as individual gene promoter methylation are now under intensive evaluation as lung cancer biomarkers and present a strong potential to advance our understanding of its aetiology as well as provide novel early detection biomarkers (Zöchbauer-Müller et al, 2001; Anglim et al, 2008; Brock et al, 2008; Heyn and Esteller, 2012).
We are now less research intensive than China.
Thus, radical hysterectomy (RH) coupled with platinum-based chemotherapy or radiation and concurrent chemo-radiation therapy are now employed as intensive treatments for LACC [ 3, 4].
After outsourcing much of their back-office work to India, banks are now exporting data-intensive jobs from higher up the food chain to cities that cost less than New York, London and Hong Kong, either at their own offices or to third parties.
The seized files are now being subjected to intensive analysis by British and American intelligence, but they appear to contain evidence of previously unknown terrorist planning activities in the United States, the official said.
"In the first week we can say we were in the emergency room... this second week we are now in the ICU (intensive care unit), still critical but stabilised".
