Sentence examples for equally intensive from inspiring English sources
The intensity of the use of the Baltic for seafaring has been matched by equally intensive scientific research.
In his Georgian Dictionary, Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani made equally intensive reference to Petrizi's Georgian translation of the work On the Nature of Man by Nemesius of Emesa.
Intraventricular injection of the anti-TG2 or the anti-TG2/3/6 cross-reactive scFv provoked transient, equally intensive ataxia in mice.
In the case of bilaterally equally intensive tinnitus the mean of left and right temporal sources was calculated.
Participants from both the experimental group and control group 1 receive an equally intensive counselling (in terms of number, duration, and scheduling of counselling visits) and dosage of nortriptyline for smoking cessation.
Patients in the first control group received equally intensive training involving other forms of mental rehearsal that were not related to motor control, such as visual imagery of objects ('Attention-Placebo Control' group).
However, alongside these century-old skills come thoroughly contemporary, yet equally labour-intensive adaptations on man-made materials.
EQUALLY design-intensive are some of the technology and new-media business incubator centers that have opened around the region in the last two years.
Moreover, standard mapping strategies using recessive markers, although scalable, cannot achieve comparable resolution and often are equally labor-intensive.
The CBI said that energy-intensive companies should be exempted from the carbon floor price, and that EU state aid could be used to "create a level playing field so that all member states are able to protect the competitiveness of their energy intensive industries equally".
Another equally important and time-intensive effort would be to develop a mechanistic-based model of the thyroid gland that would include explicit descriptions of the synthesis and secretion pathways for thyroid hormones, for which some data are still lacking.
