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Although making 5 CHW visits may be considered intensive, preliminary results indicate it was feasible.
Although the 5 CHW visits in the HFS intervention package may be considered intensive, preliminary results indicate that the large majority of women received the full number of scheduled visits and that the schedule did not compromise worker performance.
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On the other hand, nurseries are considered intensive agricultural systems, responsible for soil erosion, waste production, and soil, air and water pollution.
Induction and consolidation chemotherapy were considered intensive.
Whether a mean of 22.0 and 16.6 h of treatment over a 4-week period is considered intensive in a subacute phase after stroke remains to be explored.
Note: Other languages can be considered if intensive programs of study are available.
Our group estimates that up to 16.8 million U.S. adults meet the SPRINT eligibility criteria and could be considered for intensive blood pressure treatment, including 51percentt of whom are currently untreated.
Simulations lead to trends in rotation-based cropping systems characterized by systems that can be considered as intensive for profit evaluation, and combinations of frequent replanting, low nematicide application, no ploughing, and low fertilization level, for environmental evaluation.
Geothermal utilisation in its initial stages could be considered labour intensive and requiring a set of craft-based skills that are difficult to disseminate by codification.
Stocking density, quality of feed and water quality management are some of the important factors to be considered during intensive aquaculture.
Also, SGC mandates frequent blood glucose measurements, which may be considered labor intensive.
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