Sentence examples for being more intensive from inspiring English sources

Our definition of classifying interventions under Avahan as being more intensive than interventions under other program is consistent with that provided elsewhere [ 25, 28].

The calculated ultrasound intensities from calorimetric ultrasound power dissipated indicated that direct sonication was more intensive than indirect sonication.

Still, Ms. Heller's research is more intensive.

This commitment has improved and is more intensive".

The current war, he says, is "more intensive, more brutal" than the past two.

I certainly don't like the fact that partisanship is more intensive than ever.

"Maybe the first game at Tottenham was more intensive than other games.

"One of the things this will lead to is more intensive monitoring of societies within universities".

The inspections would be more intensive than those generally required of Canadian trucks crossing the border.

Agricultural settlement is more intensive in Southern Ontario, where many farms are family owned.

Brackett's program, Ruler, created with David Caruso and others, is more intensive.