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The phrase "as highly intensive" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe something that requires a lot of effort, resources, or concentration, but the correct form would be "highly intensive" without "as."
Example: "The training program is highly intensive, requiring participants to dedicate several hours each day."
Alternatives: "extremely intensive" or "very demanding."
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Thermo-mechanical ablative, as highly intensive focused US.
(b) Thermo-mechanical ablative, as highly intensive focused US. (c) Electro-ablative, as irreversible electroporation.
Exercising above 90% of HRmax was considered as highly intensive exercise [ 26, 27].
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In the heartland of early rice cultivation in the middle and lower Yangzi Basin, it is likely that rice farming had already reached highly intensive levels by as early as 4,000 BC.
Atmospheric plasma torch has many useful characteristics such as high current, high temperature and highly intensive radiation power.
In reality, we often stayed in motels with highly intensive farming businesses operating as separate, parallel concerns.
The attention check validations also range from easily implemented mechanisms such as automatic detection through directed queries to highly intensive investigation of responses by the researcher.
Their experience in agriculture is a little bit different from the western experience, because they're not as highly capital intensive.
While model (a) was described as providing the highest level of specialist care, it was also recognized as highly resource intensive.
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