Sentence examples for expressed intensive from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of December, she presented insomnia, expressed intensive negative self-perception, refused to go to school and isolated herself at home.

MapReduce has long been cited as the killer application of cloud computing and has become the de facto means of expressing data intensive computation.

Several lysosomal genes (CTSA, PSAP, NPC2) and apolipoproteins genes (apoA1, A2, B, C3) were among the highest expressed, reflecting the intensive digestion and re-synthesis of lipoproteins in YS epithelial cells.

The most intensive ginger peaks situated within 1000 1200 cm− 1 (COC vibrations) are not intensively expressed in Ag NPs spectrum.

In his accounting, the cost utility of neonatal intensive care is expressed as the cost per quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) gained as a result of neonatal intensive care.

Families of intensive care patients expressed psychological distress during the ICU stay of their relatives.

Puig-Junoy [54] used as one of the input variables the technological availability measured as a proportion of 33 technological items available in the intensive care unit expressed as a percentage.

Significantly affected or differentially expressed genes were subjected to intensive investigation to identify their biological functions.

Both hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia may lead to adverse outcome as expressed in length of pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) stay and mortality rates [ 6- 16].

The experts ‑ who include Michael Powers, a QC and former coroner, and Julian Bion, a professor of intensive care medicine ‑ expressed doubts at Lord Hutton's official finding that Kelly died after haemorrhaging from a severed artery.

Differentially expressed genes (DEG) were subjected to intensive investigation to identify their biological functions.