Sentence examples for contrary to intensive from inspiring English sources

In the nomadic system there was no early weaning system, contrary to intensive and organic sheep and goat systems of production in which early weaning of lambs and kids is practised and all the milk and milk products are consumed by humans.In all nomad farms, kids and lambs suckled their mothers for 45 days and received only maternal milk (Table 4).

Contrary to intensive sheep and goat systems of production in which early weaning of lambs and kids is practised and all the milk and milk products are consumed by humans, there is no early weaning system in the nomadic system, where sheep and goats are generally low milk producers.

Contrary to intensive studies of epithelial abnormalities in endometriosis, differential inflammatory microenvironment between endometriosis and EAOC remains to be poorly understood.

Throughout this intensive programme, contrary to the initial idea of only one BSE strain [ 15], new strains could be identified presenting different behaviors with respect to classical BSE [ 16, 17].

Contrary to our expectation, the findings of this review suggest that intensive home visiting programs targeted at older people with poor health status are not effective.

Contrary to foster children in RFC, foster children and parents in TFC receive intensive treatment (e.g. behavioral interventions, trauma therapy).

The excess risk associated with intensive glycemic treatment occurred among those participants whose average A1C, contrary to the intent of the strategy, was >7%.

Thus, contrary to a common belief, 'stress' is a more distinctive peculiarity of general medicine units than intensive care units.

Contrary to septic shock, there are no international recommendations regarding the management of cardiogenic shock (CS) in intensive care.

Contrary to many surgeons' beliefs, treatment of femoral fractures in adults with traction is actually resource-intensive (Gosselin and Lavaly 2007).

Contrary to our expectations, use of oropharyngeal chlorhexidine was associated with an increase in mortality in adults in general intensive care units.