Sentence examples for comparatively intensive from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to argue that compared to other central and eastern European post-communist countries, united Germany failed to establish justice for victims of the GDR: lustration and purges were comparatively intensive and extensive, without deteriorating into the kind of witch-hunts that Poland experienced a few years back.

The goal was to (1) provide an assessment of life cycle GHG emissions of a comparatively intensive production system, using local field emissions data, (2) identify emissions hotspots, and (3) create a model that elucidates the life cycle-wide consequences of potential changes in field management practices.

The purpose is that the 'modernization' projects are not directed towards the settled habitations and the agricultural lands that are put under comparatively intensive use in crop farming, etc. and are regulated by communal and/or private ownership.

Our comparatively intensive sampling allowed for parameter estimates with higher precision and less truncation of the AUC than some earlier studies.

Compare intensive agriculture.

Because qPCR is comparatively labour intensive and expensive it is not practical for use on individual animals as a whole herd screening test and it has been used as a research tool rather than as a frontline diagnostic test in NZ.

Previous studies have been age, department or disease specific; carried out in public sector settings; or in outpatient departments or commonly used comparatively less labor intensive computerized or aggregated pharmacy data [ 13- 15, 29- 32].

This method is not labour intensive; it is comparatively inexpensive and therefore widely used.

Comparatively, production costs in semi-intensive culture in ponds and pens are relatively higher while those in extensive culture in lakes and reservoirs are the lowest.

Intensive care is a comparatively new discipline, born in response to the polio epidemic of the 1950s.

Until comparatively recently, short-term survival (ie, intensive care unit (ICU), hospital or the 28-day all-cause mortality commonly reported in clinical trials) was considered the primary end point in critical care interventional studies.