Sentence examples for at great intensity from inspiring English sources

The final day of the Lord's Test, to which much of the crowd was admitted on cheap tickets, was enthralling cricket played at great intensity but without malevolence.

I don't think any of the fast bowlers would say they are 100% because they have bowled a lot of overs [at Lord's] at great intensity and that takes it out of you.

"As the recession takes its toll on people's health, frontline staff will be required to work at greater intensity.

Manager Joe Girardi said he would probably have pushed back Vazquez no matter the opponent, because the team's day off on Thursday allows for two bullpen sessions at greater intensity.

"It's impossible to draw any sort of conclusion from the data as presented there". Panorama's spokesman defended the methodology by saying the phone mast measurement was "at the point at which the beam was at greatest intensity where it hit the ground".

While those on e-bikes exercise at less intensity than if they were on traditional bicycles – industry adverts promote e-bikes as sweat-free – e-bike riders perform at "greater intensity than walking," said the review.

A common result of this procedure is "deafferentation pain" where, 6 9 months after surgery, pain returns at greater intensity.

MAb b12 is known to bind to gp120 in its trimeric form, and MAb elicited by the 426 MCP also bound to cells infected with several subtypes of HIV in approximately the same range as b12, and bound at greater intensity to more cells infected with clade D virus (Figure 8).

When expression was examined under higher magnification, fluorescence was observed in regions occupied by primary spermatocytes [ 35] and at greater intensity in regions carrying secondary spermatocytes, spermatids and mature spermatozoa in testes dissected from heterozygous α-tubulin:eGFP lines.

The data had a skewed distribution, because of the higher ranges at greater intensities, but the median conversion across all the days was 5.16, which was close to the laboratory study conversion factor of 5. Due to the comparability with the laboratory derived estimate, a conversion factor of 5 was used for both total activity (cpm) and time at different intensity thresholds.

In our work, we found that within-day fatigue was experienced at greater intensities than was pain [ 40].